It is comforting to know that occasionally bands are still composed of actual musicians — the creative types that fuse their individual influences and experiences into one collective whole known as original music. Ethan Durelle holds true to these convictions — they demonstrate the perfect blend of recognizable indie rock, emotion-driven honesty, and raw talent to form outstanding compositions. The Capgun Sessions provides only a mere glimpse of what the Ethan Durelle is potentially capable of, as the three songs therein contain the endurance of Karate, the creativity of the Sea and Cake, and the beauty of Sunny Day Real Estate.
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Decapolis September 2002Reviewed by Christopher RoseRemember that one episode of Pete and Pete? It's the one where younger Pete runs the pirate radio station out of his basement, but he refuses to play any music. In fact, he despises music and yells at any callers requesting a hit. One day, though, as he is walking to middle school, Pete hears an absolutely amazing song from a garage band practicing in a neighboring yard. It becomes an addiction…Similar sounding releases
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