Kerosene 454 - At Zero flac album

Much more polished than their previous releases, Kerosene 454's final effort shines with professionalism and experience. Producer J. Robbins (Jawbox, Burning Airlines) hones Erik Denno's reluctant yelp into a tool strong enough to carry the whole record. Fortunately it doesn't have to. Unlike Came By to Kill Me, At Zero doesn't meander, doesn't become repetitious, and is always on target. The interplay between brothers John Wall and James Wall is impeccable; each strum and pluck echoing the other to form a seamless union between the guitar and bass

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Audio CD, February 16, 1998. This album is definately one for those of us who are tired of the same old stuff on rock radio. What you have here is a collection of amazing songs, and they sound like almost nothing you've ever heard before. This one is a must have. Don't pass this one over. Check out the awesome guitar hooks on Heroes. This is just plain old good music.

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Kerosene 454 was a classic . band in the sense that their lifespan was short and prolific. The band formed in 1993, beginning their career with a flurry of 45s followed up by their first LP, Situation at Hand. The early releases were standard . punk: loud, scathing, and with little melody. After the recording of Situation at Hand, Kerosene 454's sound took off with Came By to Kill Me due to the emergence of Darren Zentek's drumming ability. In 1998, Kerosene 454 issued their third and final album, At Zero. Undoubtedly their most accomplished and melodic record, it featured Darren Zentek (ex-Glendale) shining on the drums, coming off like the long lost twin brother of Don Caballero's Damon Che. After a quick tour in support of At Zero, the band called it quits.

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Originally from the West Coast, Kerosene 454 didn't begin to make progress until they moved to Washington, . There, they began to release a handful of singles that chronicled their progression from a jocular noise outfit to a smoother, more controlled rock band. Siren-like guitars whirl over frenzied drumming and a tight, chugging rhythm guitar.