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The Letters Organzie
Dead Rhythm Machine
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock

Track Listings (13) - Disc #1
1. Dressed Up in Gatwick
2. Matador
3. These Words
4. I Want I Want
5. They Call it Rock N Roll (and Other Lies)
6. Trouble Sleeping
7. There's Room For One More
8. Don't Move
9. Perfection?
10. Costume in the Corner
11. A Song of Hope
12. A Book for Dummies
13. Operation Dead

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All Artists: The Letters Organzie
Title: Dead Rhythm Machine
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 1
Label: Nitro Records
Release Date: 3/22/2005
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock
Style: Hardcore & Punk
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 794171586226

Synopsis

Album Description

Seeping out of the humid, murky outer-crust of Atlanta Georgia, The Letters Organize deliver a brutal and unique sonic-assault that melds spastic, off-kilter rhythms and powerful guitar riffs with an odd hint of rock 'n' roll swing, adding up to a strangely-original and intense brand of post-hardcore. The Letters Organize will bring to mind such revered bands as JR EWING, REFUSED and FUGAZI, while simultaneously channeling the likes of TURBONEGRO and THE HIVES. This is intense and energetic punk rock created for the bored and disenfranchised, those disheartened people who wonder when the danger disappeared.

CD Reviews

Amazing Ryhtym Machine

Nappy | Cobb, WI USA | 09/08/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Easily my favorite new band. I picked up this cd after hearing Dave Grohl was a fan and was not disappointed. The Letters Orgazine have an amazing unique sound combined with a ferocious energy that keeps you listening to this cd over and over again."

Nitro is on a roll!

j-j-jordan | Los Angeles | 06/16/2005

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Between Bullet Train To Vegas, Letters Organize, Aquabats, and Rufio, there's plenty going on over at Nitro Records.

The energy of Letters Organize is astonishing. The production value is fantastic. These guys rock it so hard it's pretty ridiculous. This is a punk record, and these guys are very much a punk band, but this is much more than that. This works for emo fans, punk fans, hardcore fans. These guys just have it. Here's to hearing more. Cheers!

If you like this album, I strongly suggest checking out Bullet Train To Vegas. That's all I've got to say about that."

Something different but great none the less

Frankenchrist | USA | 05/26/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"From the outskirts of Atlanta, Georgia comes THE LETTERS ORGANIZE, a punk rock machine with an explosive temperament fueled by their loud, in-your-face brand of hybrid punk consisting of equal parts metal, screamo and what many may perceive to be classic early 80's west coast punk. This volatile concoction is delivered on a musical surface that has unbelievably precise guitar riffing, unheralded screams mixed with naturalistic conversational vocals and a rhythm section hell bent on maintaining a sporadic, but well defined, pace. Although it seems improbable, they withdrew elements from THE CIRCLE JERKS repertoire, the unhinged rage of a hard-line screamo band and the deepened tonal quality of a heavy metal beating with traces of a FUGAZI "In on the Killtaker" vibe in mind. For the non-believers, be sure to check out tracks like "Matador" and "I Want I Want". Those should be enough evidence to convince you of their punk rock prowess. Not only do they know how to hammer out killer riffs but they also have an astonishing understanding of crescendo and decrescendo as displayed time and again through ultra catchy hooks that are desirable to anyone with an ounce of rhythm. They made not be responsible for the advent of fire but they certainly know how to use it...especially to burn your eardrums."