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Golden Cities, Reviewed + Tonight (w/Appleseed Cast!) [2/06/2009 04:28:00 PM]:

Gotta make this a quick one, a very cool review got slapped up on the site just in the nick o' time, and I'd be very remiss if I flaked on it completely, y'know? So, here we go...

Tonight at Rudyard's, local boys/Esotype Recs honchos Golden Cities will be opening for The Appleseed Cast (along with The Hungry Villagers, who I dunno). We've got a brand-new review of Golden Cities' self-titled album up here, and take it from me, it's pretty great -- nicely atmospheric, foreboding stuff that's like some mutant crossbreed between old-school emo, Explosions in the Sky-esque spacerock, and Mogwai's darkest, rawest moments. I've heard bits and pieces of the latest Appleseed Cast album, too, and it sounds like they're gonna be a good match, sound-wise. A good one, honest...

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