Chemistry For Changing Times

chemistry for changing times

Track Listings

1. Last Night... After I Bought the Wine

2. Slowstep

3. Off-Track

4. Are You My Angel?

5. Forty Two

6. Sinker

7. I Don't Do Well in Social Situations

8. Sad Passing Shame

9. Station Me Wherever

10. Unlucky

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
Finally re-issued after a four-year absence, now re-mastered and with all-new artwork! The Blacktop Cadence was Chris Wollard & George Rebelo from Hot Water Music, plus Jack Bailey from Army of Ponch!

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Chemistry For Changing Times

Average customer rating:

Still jaw-dropping after nearly 10 years
awesome
A change of pace from a "hot water music" side project

Chemistry For Changing Times
The Blacktop Cadence
Manufacturer: No Idea Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00009YUM6
Release Date: 2003-06-05

Tracks:

Last Night... After I Bought the Wine
Slowstep
Off-Track
Are You My Angel?
Forty Two
Sinker
I Don't Do Well in Social Situations
Sad Passing Shame
Station Me Wherever
Unlucky

Album Description

Finally re-issued after a four-year absence, now re-mastered and with all-new artwork! The Blacktop Cadence was Chris Wollard & George Rebelo from Hot Water Music, plus Jack Bailey from Army of Ponch!

Customer Reviews:

Still jaw-dropping after nearly 10 years.......2005-10-31

When Hot water music called it quits briefly, The blacktop cadence was formed. George and Chris from Hot water music, Jack from Army of Ponch and Heather from Baroque create something quite different from their previous and current bands. This hits me like not many other records do. From sad, 6+ minute epics like "slowstep" to rockers like "sad passing shame", this release will move you. If you're a vinyl nerd, Order this straight from No idea and get it on beautiful green or rootbeer vinyl. If you find the original version released on keystone-ember long ago, pick that up too.

awesome.......2004-03-17

this CD is incredibly beautiful. Great arrangements. I have heard nothing like this before. It is slow and very melodic. THe viola in tracks 6 and 10 fit in perfectly and take the lead melody which is absolutely beautiful. Get this CD now. the lyrics are so heartfelt and full of emotion, more than anything iv ever heard. Most of the songs have clean guitar and then crunch later on in the song, although flowing together. The drummer is amazing and unordinary with his stlye. This CD was done before emo went big and into the mainstream and is the best emo CD ever. I never get tired of listening to this. Get this CD you will never hear anything so well arranged that is this underground.

A change of pace from a "hot water music" side project.......2003-06-19

Finally re-released, this is a must have for any Hot Water Music fan and anyone interested in the softer side of indie rock.
The Blacktop Cadence album "Chemistry for Changing Times" takes the energy of Hot Water but replaces their trademark anger and urgency with a subtler and sweeter tone. From the slow opening riffs of "Last night..." to the light jangle of "Sinker", and even the string-laden "Unlucky" the Blacktop Cadence keeps up a pretty, melodic, and (god forbid) accessible groove that's had me sold since it's first release.

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