Neighborhood Texture Jam - McThorazine

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Review by BERTA YoonAddict

Neighborhood Texture Jam's album McThorazine is a unique blend of alternative rock and experimental sounds that creates a captivating listening experience. The album showcases the band's ability to seamlessly merge different genres and create a sound that is distinctly their own.

From the opening track "Pity the Fool" to the closing track "The Last Song," McThorazine takes the listener on a journey through a diverse range of musical styles. The band's use of unconventional instruments, such as the sitar on "The Dream," adds a new dimension to their sound.

The album's standout track is "The Lonely One," which features haunting vocals and a hypnotic melody that lingers long after the song ends. "The Lonely One" is a testament to the band's ability to create a mood and atmosphere that draws the listener in and keeps them engaged.

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
McThorazine
Waiting In Sverdlovsk

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Labels

Snerd Records

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Formats

  • Vinyl
  • 7"
  • 45 RPM
  • Single

About Neighborhood Texture Jam

Neighborhood Texture Jam is a Memphis, Tennessee rock band who fuse elements of punk, industrial and funk into a heavy, rhythmic rock sound. Notable for a member responsible for providing the "texture" - an ever-changing assembly of 55-gallon oil drums, hub caps, corrugated sheet metal, household appliances and other found objects that serve as auxiliary percussion. The band was originally formed in 1984 at Rhodes College by Joe Lapsley and Ed Scott. The first incarnation of the band lasted three gigs before breaking up. Reforming in 1988, the band signed with Feralette Records and achieved national recognition with their debut album, Funeral Mountain, released in 1990. Following a line-up change in which Tom Murphy was replaced by John Whittemore, the band switched labels to Ardent Records and released 1993's Don't Bury Me In Haiti. 1994 saw another change in labels when Ardent Records closed its alternative mainstream division to concentrate on Christian music. The band landed on Snerd Records and released the 7" single, Rush Limbaugh-Evil Blimp/Awesome in 1994 and the full-length album, Total Social Negation in 1996. After a long recording hiatus, the band premiered its long-rumored rock opera, Frank Rizzo at Colonus in 2003, following up with a repeat performance in 2006. 2006 also saw the release of a pair of B-Side albums, They Buried Me In Memphis, Vols. 1 and 2 on Snerd Records.

Members

  • Joe Lapsley
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Summary by BERTA YoonAddict

McThorazine is a must-listen for fans of alternative rock and experimental music. Neighborhood Texture Jam's ability to create a sound that is both unique and accessible is sure to appeal to a wide range of listeners.