[kj] Nice KJ nod from School of Seven Bells:

[Alex Smith]

Agreed. And the Secret Machines kinda stink without him.

I like a few tracks by the School of Seven Bells, but a lot of it is kinda uber-twee and slightly cloying. 

The twins are nice looking, though. :)

Alex in NYC



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>From: TB <planetary at socal.rr.com>

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>Subject: Re: [kj] Nice KJ nod from School of Seven Bells:

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>Squeegee wrote:

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>Why was sharing the stage with Killing Joke at All Tomorrow's Parties such a big deal for you and your band?

>We're all big Killing Joke fans. They're really genre-bending. They have that sense of melody and a power that's delicate in a way.

>It's really ecstatic music, which we really love. We're always jamming on that song "Requiem." We like so many different kinds of

>music, and so little of it sounds like what we make together.

> 

>http://blogs.westword.com/backbeat/2010/09/benjamin_curtis_of_school_of_s.php

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>I really wish Benjamin Curtis had stayed with The Secret Machines.  That band had such potential.

>

>T.B.

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