Jad Fair & R. Stevie Moore – FairMoore CDJad Fair & R. Stevie Moore FairMoore CD "Jad Fair spent the first years of the new millennium, over a quarter century into his career, working with a variety of younger musicians in a sort of mentor role. Unfortunately, albums with Yo La Tengo and Teenage Fanclub sounded like nothing more than Yo La Tengo and Teenage Fanclub albums with Jad Fair's loopy vocals stuck willy nilly on top, a combination that didn't work as well as one might expect.

loss of loved ones

"Undulating soundscapes rise and fall

The final chapter of the band was written

Drummer Corey Pallon

it's not so much that in terms of the amount of musick here

Drummer Greg Marvin adds

DC played a brand of slow droney punk

Here they offer up four tracks

Sofy Major has a different sound from their current counterparts

slightly metallic hardcore that is not unlike early His Hero Is Gone mixed with Scandinavian hardcore like Skitystem and 80's UK crust like Antisect

stripped-down and sometimes a bit insane approach to noisy prog-rock

" and the closing epic "Thunder Child