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Lead Performance: The Raveonettes; Genre: Rock
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Chris Willman
Chris Willman is a senior music writer for Entertainment Weekly
This Danish duo isn't the first act to record an album in just one key, with three chords per song, max -- just the first to do it deliberately, probably. But hey, whatever works: Their intriguing combo of cranky fuzz and plaintive melody is as easily taken for a salute to '60s transistor-radio pop as for Jesus and Mary Chain worship.
Posted Mar 28, 2003
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- Fresh Meet Great Danes | Brian M. Raftery
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