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Alaska
Rescue Through Tomahawk
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock

Track Listings (10) - Disc #1
1. Fury of Trees
2. Krystal Korpse
3. Real Is Your Control
4. Kiss You
5. Surrender
6. Through the Years
7. Interlude/Lose Yourself
8. C the Shape
9. The Light
10. Stay

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CD Details

All Artists: Alaska
Title: Rescue Through Tomahawk
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 1
Label: Altitude Records
Release Date: 4/12/2005
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock
Styles: Indie & Lo-Fi, Progressive, Progressive Rock
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 898894000325, 898894000363

Synopsis

Album Description

Alaska! is singer/guitarist Imaad Wasif (lowercase 1993-2000), bassist/backing vocalist Russ Pollard (Sebadoh 1997-2000), and drummer Lesley Ishino (Red Aunts 1990-1998). On their second album, the trio takes the elements of harmony, discord, and beauty that are integral to the songs and evolves them into a thrashing beat. "Rescue" breathes a sound that is pure and heavy. As a whole, it's a twisted opera of confessions and the seeking of truths. The songs weave to form the story of an undying battle; of going over the edge and searching for a way back. But there is no going back. You can only go forward into a new unknown. A lovesick letter written from the point of no return.

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CD Reviews

Great album and different enough to be worth a purchase

James Booth | Toronto, Ontario Canada | 06/09/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I saw alaska! live earlier this year when they were supporting another band. Having never heard of them I did not know what to expect, their live show is low key but for a three piece very powerful and they blew me away. That done I bought the CD.I do not normally bother to write reviews but want to recommend this and hope others will discover this hidden gem. As many reviews have said this is a hard to catagorise album, I would agree with this and it's probably why it's so great. If you like anything from "U2", though "The Doors" to "Joy Division" you'll probably find something to like with this. Not that their sound is particularly reminiscent of any of the above but you can hear moments on the record so many times when it sounds a bit like another band you know. This is so fleeting that all you are left feeling is how interesting and fresh a sound it is.It is a good honest album that is hard to stop listening to. Some individual tracks are excellent ("Through the Years" and "C the Shape" are my personal favourites) but seems to be even better when listened to from start to finish. Production is not raw but also is not squeaky clean therfore it really sounds as powerful as their live sound. All in all a cracking album and one of my favourites of 2005 so far."

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Joshua P. Mueller | Brooklyn, NY | 04/14/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Rescue Through Tomahawk finds the band sounding still as dark and romantic as their excellent, much loved first album emotions, but with a more live raw-rock energy. It's a truly out of time experience- its 10 tightly performed naturalistic epics, full of alarm, are seemingly the product of walking through the desert humming old Neill Young songs. Certainly worth your time."