Lake Trout - "III" (mp3)
This week in the City Paper's local music section, I reviewed Lake Trout's There Are No Words, the instrumental disc that's being sold as part of the U.K. release of last year's Not Them, You, and as its own release on the internet. I recently heard from a mutual friend that someone who wrote for Pitchfork around the same time I did, when asked, characterized me as a jam band freak because of a Lake Trout review I wrote back in the day, which, ouch. I guess that's still the stigma with them, but they really might be my favorite rock band to ever come out of Baltimore, as unhip as that may be.
This week in the City Paper's local music section, I reviewed Lake Trout's There Are No Words, the instrumental disc that's being sold as part of the U.K. release of last year's Not Them, You, and as its own release on the internet. I recently heard from a mutual friend that someone who wrote for Pitchfork around the same time I did, when asked, characterized me as a jam band freak because of a Lake Trout review I wrote back in the day, which, ouch. I guess that's still the stigma with them, but they really might be my favorite rock band to ever come out of Baltimore, as unhip as that may be.
Labels: Baltimore music, City Paper, some shit I wrote
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