Indian Rope Burn: The Big-Bang Payoff
- Strike
- The Big-Bang Payoff
- Praying Mantis
- Send It Down
- Drive a Stake Through My Heart, Kitty!
- Which Oswald Acted Alone?
- Money Shot
- Spontaneous Combustion
- Dreamland
Remember the days of youth when a friend placed two hands right next to each
other on your forearm and twisted violently in both directions? Ah, the
memories of a good old Indian Rope Burn, a violent trick played as a child but
something not quite politically correct in the nineties. The new album by the
band Indian Rope Burn is much the same way. A virulently insipid which attacks
your musical sense from multiple directions daring to drag you down into the
midst of the crowd we call society. Once again Indian Rope Burn does their
absolute best to try and conform to any musical label you might super glue to
their foreheads. Instead choosing to writhe back and forth across the electronic
wasteland dragging it's faithless listeners kicking and screaming through the
torrid problems of the heartland trying to give them an education they should
have already received as a child. The carefully crafted final product serves as
an excellent example of art medium which serves to educate the distraught youth
in hopes of forcing them to accept the reality which they have no choice but to
exist in instead of denying it.
Indian Rope Burn are:
Clay Mation - vocals, samples
Mike Crooker - guitar, keyboard, samples
Gerard Dominick - bass
Bob Szeles - drums
Jim Guinn - percussion
Jason Dutt - lead guitar
Gloria Williams - backing vocals
Contact:
Indian Rope Burn
P.O. Box 1784
Kent, OH 44240
(216) 673-6196
E-mail: mikecrooker@delphi.com
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