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    HM Magazine #84/Furnace St.
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    Furnace St.

    Ladykiller

    (2000)

    Reviewed by Tim McCready

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    Label Steadfast RecordsHM Magazine #84July/August 2000
    darkwaveelectronicindie rocksynth pop

    This is an electronic / gothic / synth pop duo on Steadfast Records. New Order, Joy Division, NIN, and Depeche Mode come to mind, but these guys really have their sound, so those aren't totally accurate comparisons. Quality stuff.

    Other coverage for this album

    Decapolis January 2002Reviewed by Clara SayreFurnace St. is one of those long-running bands that I am amazed by every time I see them and even more amazed by the fact that they're still relatively unknown. They hail from the Cleveland, OH area and feature Adam Boose on vocals, guitar, bass, and electronic manipulation, Lisa Jorgenson on keyboards, bass, vocals, and feedback, and Brian Taylor on bass, acoustic guitar and vocals (though…

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