Issue 473 Issue Overview

Issue 473 Issue Overview | dB Magazine

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Jebediah Over the last four or five years, the name Jebediah has somewhat vanished from the national consciousness. From the late Nineties through to the release of 2004�s �Braxton Hicks�, the Perth-based four piece were a group worthy of note; favourites both on Triple J and on stages across the country, they had four stellar albums to their name, including 1997�s seminal �Slightly Odway�, and a formidable live reputation. Then, after a 10th anniversary tour in 2005, Jebediah�s sparkling visage disappeared from the public eye into the fogs of time. You�d think guitarist Chris Daymond would be able to account for the band�s absence � but he can�t.		Cass McCombs Catacombs Domino/ EMI Album number four is a particularly sparse affair for American singer songwriter Cass McCombs. �Catacombs� isn�t exactly what you�d call bare, but it is overtly straightforward � most songs are heavily focused on McCombs� vocals and acoustic guitar, with a little percussion or soft brushed drumming.
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