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Brooklyner Noah Wall works a naive, knowing sort of kitchen-sink electro-pop. |
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| NEWS |
| 08 April 2009 - Label |
Jukeboxer has been on another label for several years, after recording Man Throughout The Ages. |
| DISCOGRAPHY |
| Man Throughout The Ages - 2002 |
Side A:
01. Man Throughout The Ages
02. Even Little St
Side B:
01. Won't You Sing With Now I Know My
02. Sea Chantey
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| PRESS |
"Psychedelic wam sounding very odd pop type stuff with a an indie feel to it.
Can't think what it sounds like at all. Man Throughout The Ages is worth checking out if yr after something different!" - Norman Records
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| TOURING |
| Upcoming Touring |
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| BIOGRAPHY |
Noah's longtime collaborating vocalist Amy Jones sings like a cloistered medieval nun - with restraint and precision, tempered by a sultriness simmering below the surface.
Tower Recordings percussionist Tim Barnes adds mystic drumming.
Besides that, Jukeboxer is mainly Noah Wall - a musician who can play something like 30 instruments, and who possesses a compositional sense that's more classical than verse-chorus-verse.
Jukeboxer songs build in dramatic ways, relying on density and sensation more than easy hooks (though he's got those nailed as well).
This structural sense, knowing exactly where a song should go "sshhh" or "Boom," is put to killer effect in the Jukeboxer home recording process.
Because, if you didn't already know, Noah Wall is to the digital home studio what Joe Meek was to the unwieldy analogue boards of his time - total virtuoso...
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