Interceptors - Chain D.L.K. 4 1/2 Stars
Review by: Andrea Vercesi

In a two year span Screen Vinyl Image soaked themselves deeper in tons of analogue synthpop and neurotic disco/house basslines. Still there's a shimmering shoegaze root mostly in the use of delays and in the singing parts.The opening track is called “Synthetic Apparition” and it's an trance-inducing instrumental resembling the first Popol-Vuh records played at double speed ( or maybe Popol-Vuh on speed? ) - then we have “Cathode Ray” where you'll hear a simple catchy refrain under layers and layers of distortions. “Slipping Away” is a slow-paced track, imagine Slowdive's aesthetics produced by Adult. “Asteroid Exile” grants goosebumps to everyone into synths – a cold pop gem that will stand as the band's timeless testament. Personal favourite, as you may have noticed. Another standout here is “Until The End Of Time” with a killer postpunk guitar bass. All tracks on Interceptors are quite different but seem to morph into each other like in the most cohesive ambient albums or soundtracks ( John Carpenter and Tangerine Dream are stated among the influences ), a step further from the previous The Midnight Sun EP. Out on their own safranin-sound on a Vinyl/CD combo.

Interceptors - Bluedatura
We tried to use some translations but this review just wasn't translating right. So... If anyone can translate this review from Turkish, we'll send you CD's OR a t-shirt if you have CD's already. just email us screenvinyl (at) yahoo.com.

http://bluedatura.blogspot.com/2009/06/screen-vinyl-image.html

Also, two shows this week to finish up July. 

AND. Dave Allison's Birthday Bash Show is this Saturday at Barnone in VA BEACH!!

Moutheater
Screen Vinyl Image
Mission Statement
Princess And The Criminals
Pan Galactic Straw Boss

DJ Set from Sister Golden Hair

$6.00/9:00
5000 Cleveland Street, Virginia Beach, VA