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Thanks to a requested review, very soon we’ll be checking out the second album, Woman’s Gotta Have It, by Cornershop from 1995. After giving it a listen, if you want to be a part of the conversation on this album for the show, join us at Patreon.
#351: One Mississippi by Brendan Benson
With help from Jason Falkner of Jellyfish, Brendan Benson crafted a fine if overlong debut album in 1996′s One Mississippi. Some of us may have discovered Benson thanks to his team-up with Jack White in The Raconteurs, but he had a number of solo releases to his name by that point, and One Mississippi shows the promise of what was to come. Like so many 90s albums, the first half was satisfying while the back half became less focused and felt padded, but there is still plenty to like about this power pop debut, brought to us thanks to a twelve-month Patreon anniversary pick by past guest Keith S.
Special thanks to Sudio Sweden (Facebook/Instagram), who hooked us up with two pairs of Regent headphones to test out. We’re reporting on them all month - if you like what you hear and want to grab a pair, use the code DIGMEOUT15 for 15% off your purchase with free worldwide shipping.
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Tomorrow we’ll be revisiting the 1996 album One Mississippi by Brendan Benson. Check out the video for the single “Crosseyed.”
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If you join us at Patreon for a buck a month, not only can you win cool prizes (like an awesome DMO coffee mug), but you get to vote on which albums we review. These four were all released in October 1997, and our patrons will pick one for us to revisit next month.
#350: Seemless by Into Another
Into Another bring the riffs, the big vocals and locked-in rhythm section on 1995′s Seemless. Even though we’re fans of New York City bands such as Quicksand and Handsome, Into Another somehow flew under our radar. However, thanks to Patreon patron Chris M. with his twelve-month anniversary pick, he enlightened us on the major label debut (and third overall) album by the band. We dug deep into the record, enough to give you some bonus content over at Patreon discussing b-sides and more.
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Tomorrow we’ll be revisiting Into Another’s 1995 album Seemless. Check out the video for the single “Mutate Me.”
