sneakmove: skiploader... what could have been.

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minicomp!

an instant classic, and it's almost sold out. a very limited edition 7inch compilation featuring: odd nosdam, dat politics, languis, casiotone for the painfully alone, baby dayliner, restiform bodies, blevin blectum and more. once they're gone they're gone for good!
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rock drum breaks cd!

our new release for you djs, producers and drum fanatics. 21 vintage breaks, looped up and ready to go. curated by the editors of sneakmove. this thing is getting props on from great places like turntable lab...
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edited by david sedaris

Wednesday, May 10, 2006

skiploader... what could have been.

in the interest of avoiding another anti-major label or anti-mainstream radio rant, i'll just say this song came out in in 1996 and sounds like it could have come out now. this is not to say was ahead of their time. they weren't. they sounded like several other bands that were being labeled "emo" back then. the difference is that they were on geffen and probably could have been huge. ah well... at least a band like yellowcard has been able to capitalize on this sound 10 years later.

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