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Love Of Diagrams EP

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love of diagrams self titled ep comes out with the furiously paced bass driven track "pace or the patience". Tt's the kind of track that will put a lot of audiences into a frenzy. The bass playing on this track and "no way out" is amazingly fast. The vocals on this ep are usually direct and shouty. The vocal interplay between the guitarist (luke horton) and bassist (antonia sellbach) are a nice touch as well. There are some early 80s post punk influences working here.. the band i thought of when first hearing this cd was an amped up delta 5. I'm sure someone out there might mention mission of burma as well.. terms of song structure. The expectations for their full length will be pretty high when you consider the strength of this ep.

note: the first two tracks will appear on love of diagram's forthcoming album..

bought this little jem only a few days ago, and i really have played the hell out of it. just really love the live track the most. the bass guitar has to be heard to be believed. just plain powerful. the remaining tracks are just a notch below in quality, but still wonderful songs. keep on rocking you aussies. college radio has to get a grip on these guys.

This band is currently touring with Ted Leo & the Pharmacists. They are the opening act and let me just say that this band is awful. Where is the originality here? Also how the hell did they get signed to matador records? I thought they actually knew what originality and what music was meant to be. I guess I was wrong. Anyhow, this band has no energy, no originality. The female vocalist in my opinion should be kicked out and then the actual composition of these songs should be refined. Everything just sounds jumbled in a way that is just not appealing. Don't buy this album, don't go to their shows, its a waste of time.