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What of Steve Bush?

  • Subject: What of Steve Bush?
  • From: "Dave Ungar" <verbal.kint@ly...com>
  • Date: Thu, 16 Aug 2001 15:59:32 -0400
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I ran across this review, looking for BA stock:

Bush, Steve : Blossom Freak - Sugar Shack FOD024.

'Nice tunes, weird words, big beats,' aptly describe this eclectic set of 
songs from Bristol's Steve Bush. Blossom Freak is the kind of album that 
places a comforting arm around your shoulder one minute only to leave you 
floundering the next. Once you've succumbed to the various (wicked) 
delights on offer here - the twisted, dark tales of vile mouth's, 
split-personalities, and lascivious desires - you won't be able to leave 
this album alone. A truly weird cocktail of Daft Punk; Bill Pritchard; 
fragments of Beck skipping through the backdoor; and a dash of Gerard 
Langley's poetic tongue make Blossom Freak more than a compelling 
experience. There remains a tender heart, though, once the listener delves 
beneath the dark covers - the sincerity of Weaker Than You and closing 
title track are enough to redeem Steve Bush if ever he's faced with the 
option of heaven or hell. Somehow, I think he would choose the latter 
option! Bad mood music is a fitting description, but like all things 
bad, bad is often good. 

- anyone know anything of him?  (Sugar Shack seems to have some connection 
to Gerard also.)


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