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1"Invitation"
2"Warzone City (1)"
3"Reason (1)"
4"Trapped (1)"
5"Mysterious Girl (1)"
6"Soulmate (1)"
7"A Million Sparks Are Riding My Mind"
8"Twister"
9"Desperate Moves"
10"Mirror (1)"
11"Now That You're Gone"



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HP Zinker - "Perserverance" Album Released: 01 Jan 2001
This much-hyped late-'80s/ early-'90s N.Y.C. ensemble injected new life into indie rock with a unique neo-psychedelic sound that won the band much critical acclaim and a string of releases on the hip indie labels Matador, Thrill Jockey, and Fire. On this outing, the trio (led by guitarist Hans Platzgumer, who later became a top electronica producer) sounds like a garage rock band hinting at a psychedelic/avant rock\progressive rock hybrid that floats somewhere in the murky dust of fuzz and distortion, just a step out of the group's reach. The sound is not dissimilar to early Dinosaur Jr. in its guitar-driven drone meltdown. The album's opener, "Invitation," sounds as though the trio is levitating on a cloud of retro-guitar sounds, and the impossible tempo shift of "Warzone City" reeks with tongue-in-cheek irony.