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3.0 out of 5 stars
Solid Album,
A Kid's Review
This review is from: Snow White (Audio CD)
Geelong rockers Magic Dirt have been on the local music scene since the early 90's. This is my first Magic Dirt album, and I was anxious just to see the quality of their music.
Snow White kicks off with the track "Like a Demon". It becomes apparent just from the opener what Magic Dirt are all about. They give off a raw rock sound, and the songwriting and lyrics are decent enough, but Adalita's vocal limitations are exposed throughout the album. Standout tracks are "Mother's Latest Fear", first single "Locket" and the melodic "I Love the Rain". To be fair, Snow White is a solid all-round album, but doesn't break any new boundries or command much attention. It's light, listenable pop-rock that is worth a few spins, but is by no means comparable to other female-fronted rock bands Garbage and Killing Heidi. |
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Snow White by Magic Dirt (Audio CD - 2005)
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