Absolutely Not: Mister Something (Vinyl LP)
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There were 300 copies of this record made. 100 on pink and 200 on black and they were pressed on 10' vinyl. ' (Chicago Reader Recommended Show) Having brought his snotty, sorta-garagey project Absolutely Not from Orlando to Chicago more than four years ago, Donnie Moore might have expected it to stir up a bit more hubbub around here by now-and honestly, I couldn't much fault him if he did. A little Jay Reatard, a little McLusky, even a little Thermals, the band can't quite be straight-up packaged and shipped as 'garage rock,' but that's not to say that Moore-who uses a live band onstage but does it all himself in the studio-doesn't occasionally throw a noisy bubblegum party on simple tunes like 'Local Disappointment,' from last year's self-released EP It's Over. Absolutely Not's slower, almost postpunk tunes keep the sound from slipping into a rut, but Moore's at his best (and catchiest) when he's dishing out loud, organ-backed, Okmoniks-style fuzz. Having recently opened for Mark Sultan and Thee Oh Sees, Absolutely Not has started finding it's crowd in Chicago-and if Moore took a note or three over the shoulders of those brilliant iconoclasts, that can only benefit his own music.' - CHICAGO READER. Panic, Stalker Two, Ghost, Finny Ain't Cryin on Pink Sheets, Creep Wrangler - Jeep Strangler, Suburban, Die in California, Donkey Prisoner, Stalker One, Injured Date Machine
There were 300 copies of this record made. 100 on pink and 200 on black and they were pressed on 10' vinyl. ' (Chicago Reader Recommended Show) Having brought his snotty, sorta-garagey project Absolutely Not from Orlando to Chicago more than four years ago, Donnie Moore might have expected it to stir up a bit more hubbub around here by now-and honestly, I couldn't much fault him if he did. A little Jay Reatard, a little McLusky, even a little Thermals, the band can't quite be straight-up packaged and shipped as 'garage rock,' but that's not to say that Moore-who uses a live band onstage but does it all himself in the studio-doesn't occasionally throw a noisy bubblegum party on simple tunes like 'Local Disappointment,' from last year's self-released EP It's Over. Absolutely Not's slower, almost postpunk tunes keep the sound from slipping into a rut, but Moore's at his best (and catchiest) when he's dishing out loud, organ-backed, Okmoniks-style fuzz. Having recently opened for Mark Sultan and Thee Oh Sees, Absolutely Not has started finding it's crowd in Chicago-and if Moore took a note or three over the shoulders of those brilliant iconoclasts, that can only benefit his own music.' - CHICAGO READER. Panic, Stalker Two, Ghost, Finny Ain't Cryin on Pink Sheets, Creep Wrangler - Jeep Strangler, Suburban, Die in California, Donkey Prisoner, Stalker One, Injured Date Machine