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Podcast Episode
Season
Seven
number
353
Type
Album Review
Post Date
10/17/2017

Hot Water Music

353 Forever And Counting by Hot Water Music

Forever And Counting

Label
Doghouse Records
Release year
1998
Producer
Steve Heritage
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Whether you call them punk, post-punk, post-hardcore or emo, HWM forges a unique path on 1997′s Forever and Counting.

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The second album from Hot Water Music gives us plenty to like, but much to scratch our heads at as well. Whether you call them punk, post-punk, post-hardcore or emo, HWM forges a unique path on 1997′s Forever and Counting, avoiding the rhythms and structures traditionally associated with punk rock. While we dug the diversity, the presentation left us wanting, as a dynamic-less mix and some questionable guitar and bass tones muddied the water. Give a listen and share your thoughts.

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Songs in this episode

  • ‍Intro - Translocation
  • 14:26 - Just Don’t Say You Lost It
  • 18:36 - Manual
  • 22:24 - Man The Change
  • 33:45 - Three Summers Strong
  • Outro - Position

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