Search - Earth Eighteen :: Butterfly

One of the best kept secrets of the underground

Norman | Florida | 03/13/2004

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This album is exellent. I picked it up after watching a performance
by the band on a music show in the FX channel
back in 95. All the songs are catchy as hell and beautiful
when it comes to the song "the fall divine" which reminds
me of Radiohead's creep. This band to me is a mixture of
good old classic rock with NIN thrown in the mix. If you
are lucky to find it pick it up, you wont be disappointed."

Accidental Blessings

Norman | 11/15/2002

(5 out of 5 stars)

"A friend of mine found this CD in the [X] bin and decided "why not." He fell in love. He played it for and I swear it must be contagious because not only did I fall in love with it but so has everyone that I've played it for. The backgrounds are reminicient of Smashing Pumpkins, but that's a cruel comparison, because on this one album there is so much range that to say it's like one artist is to ignore the rest of the album. At one point the vocals remind me of an old time blues singer just coming into to his own and at another Bowie. He has the kind of voice you want to hear in your bedroom late at night. It's unique album that will appeal to many if they are ever lucky enough to hear it in the first place."

T-Rex for the 90's

Norman | 03/23/1999

(5 out of 5 stars)

"What if Marc Bolan hadn't crashed? He might be writing songs like these. Envision T-Rex as influenced by Nine Inch Nails. This is the real deal when it comes to slinky, sexy, creamy glamdacious tunes. If you are into T-Rex, Sweet, or Bowie and "The Fall Divine" doesn't move you, then you can't be moved."