1941 is a five track offering by the San Diego group Soul Junk. It is a collage of industrial and instrumental sounds that would be embraced by fans of Medeski, Martin, and Wood. The subtleties of this style of music are lost on me - I need lyrics to understand the points the artist is trying to get across. Basically, this is an electronica compilation that almost anyone with a good computer and a studio could put together.
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The Phantom Tollbooth 2001Reviewed by Ken MuellerAbsalom Recordings has done us all a favor with their 3" CD series, offering us some rare and unique recordings from a variety of bands. 1941 from Soul Junk is one of six releases in the "Electric Stream," which also features The Autumns, The Roman Candles, Unwed Sailor, Simon Raymonde, and Paul Mumaw (there is also an "acoustic stream," both sets available by subscription only). Unfortunately,…Similar sounding releases
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