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Village Voice show review

Excerpted from a show review by Sally Jacob that appeared in the Village Voice (New York, NY) in the issue of November 10-16, 1998. It’s reviewing a CMJ showcase I did with Archer Prewitt & Sam Prekop on November 6th at Brownie’s in NYC.

<…> A little bit country, a little bit Chairs Missing, Frost wrapped double down comforters of purr and strum around cool waltz and swing beats (tapped out at this show by Archer Prewitt, who’d just wound up his own gently transporting set). <…>

Village Voice mention

Excerpted from an article by Franklin Bruno that appeared in the Village Voice (New York, NY). The article was called "For the Sake of the Song" and talked about Smog and other indie bands.

<…> Recording under her own name, an indie heresy, Frost is perfectly at ease with her gentle strum, clear voice (more Emmylou Harris clarity than Lilith Fair acrobatic), and modest, country-inflected songs. Frost’s earthy sentiments — "Ahh… we’ll snort with pleasure/Ahh… we’ll forego washing" — are not those of the ice-maiden producer Rian Murphy sometimes seems to want her to portray, though David Grubbs’s piano on "Follow" and the harmonium and cymbals of "Denied" have their own sonic appeal. (Reportedly, her current touring band plays these songs markedly differently.)

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