Showing posts with label Nuisance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nuisance. Show all posts

Nuisance "Sunny Side Down"


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The band's second and final album, from 1993. This record has a fuller sound courtesy of producer Andy Ernst (Green Day). Swirling, heartfelt rock that has an organic sweetness and a nasty bite, not unlike a country rock version of The Wedding Present. Songwriter Andy Asp later went on to perform with the bands Cropduster and The Pattern.

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Nuisance "Confusion Hill"


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Nuisance were an excellent early 90s band whose twangy, grunge-punk was slightly ahead of its time. Compared to Nirvana at the time, Nuisance opted for a more relaxed and musically intricate approach as opposed to the aggressive hystrionics of Seattle's grunge-era bands, placing them in a league with bands like Jawbreaker.

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