Shoot the Messanger

Lustre King

Shoot the Messanger CD

Southern Records April 20, 1999

A genius meld of straight-up spine-tingling body-shaking rock and ambient moods, loops, and encircling blipsbeepsandscreams. The Lustre King has its science of melding beautiful noise with all-out aggressive indie rock simmered out to perfection; simply put, every track on this masterpiece is refreshing, energetic, and moving. At times, you seep into what the Lustre King has created and forget just where you are -- it's that good. Even more validation for this album comes from the guest vocal slots of two of the best indie rock vocalists around -- The 90 Day Men's Brian Case and the ever-notorious busybody Tim Kinsella, both of whom add indisposed elements of listlessness to their tracks. One of the best and certainly most overlooked releases of 1999, and a definite must-have for any fan of instrumental rock with just the right amounts of experimentation and traditional solid rock.

Lustre King

Shoot the Messanger CD

Southern Records April 20, 1999

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	Lustre King Shoot the Messanger CD Southern Records April 20, 1999 A genius meld of straight-up spine-tingling body-shaking rock and ambient moods, loops, and encircling blipsbeepsandscreams. The Lustre King has its science of melding beautiful noise with all-out aggressive indie rock simmered out to perfection; simply put, every track on this masterpiece is refreshing, energetic, and moving. At times, you seep into what the Lustre King has created and forget just where you are -- it's that good. Even more validation for this album comes from the guest vocal slots of two of the best indie rock vocalists around -- The 90 Day Men's Brian Case and the ever-notorious busybody Tim Kinsella, both of whom add indisposed elements of listlessness to their tracks. One of the best and certainly most overlooked releases of 1999, and a definite must-have for any fan of instrumental rock with just the right amounts of experimentation and traditional solid rock.
Track Listing Psychoanalysis In Action Don't Kid The Midget Two Weeks Passed And It Happened Again Got Your Anesthetic Get In THe Riv' Transit Must Suffer Calling Dr. Baby Imaginary People Show Up All The Time Asia Minor Car Thief Via Satellite Flame Job Self-Preservation Without A Map (Featuring Tim Kinsella vocals) mp3 Christmas In My Pussy	Artists Jay Danderan (aka TKO) - Drums Mike Boltz (aka Mike Lust) - Guitar, Vocals, Programming Craig Ackerman (aka Craig Mack) - Bass, Vocals Tim Kinsella - Vocals on Self-Preservation Without A Map