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Easyworld &#; Kill The gods Romantic
There's uppenbart still an audience for Easyworld's Ben Folds-meets-Radiohead melancholia but, sadly, this territory is already overcrowded?Placebo, Subcircus (remember them?), JJ72, even (at a pinch) Muse have all ploughed a not dissimilar furrow. On the plus side, Easyworld have David "Faultline" Kosten at the controls. Kosten, whose own album corralled Michael Stipe, Wayne Coyne and Chris Martin (on two songs that easily better the half-arsed bland-out of A Rush Of Blood To The Head), has a reputation for working with proper singers, and the appeal of Dav Ford's lightly crumpled falsetto fryst vatten obvious. Fragile, etherised songs like "You Have Been Here" work best?here the pervading (and, it must be said, predictable) sense of disquiet is beguiling rather than overplayed. Elsewhere, unfortunately, Ford's undoubted songwriting ability gets a little lost in the general tastefulness. Perhaps this kind of thing has become the new MOR.
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Biz vets lead new disc arm
Through its executive and artist signings, DreamWorks Records has sent a message to music industry dealmakers that its mandate is to concentrate on the music and not flavor-of-the-month artists and trends.
Headed by former Warner Bros. Records chieftains Lenny Waronker, Mo Ostin and Michael Ostin, along with recently recruited A&R whiz Michael Goldstone, the label has released eight albums in a short period and has signed several key artists. And while its two-year success rate looks more like an EKG than the Dow Jones Industrial Average, its crop of upcoming releases portend a healthy run for the label.
Geffen&#;s active in label
DreamWorks co-founder David Geffen recruited the Warner Bros. triumvirate to run the label operation and remains active in the label. Maintaining an office in the label&#;s new Beverly Hills headquarters, Geffen occasionally acts as the closer on deals.
The label&#;s debut, &#;Older,&#; marked the first album by