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The Sunflower State, otherwise known as Kansas, has brought us
everything from corn, to tornadoes, to buffalo. Very rarely has
a recognizable band called their roots Kansas. But this new group
on the scene is proud to do so and even offer a little "Kansas
techno" (in their live show, that is).
Distance To Empty, born and raised in the wheat fields,
have just released their sophomore album Relaxcitement.
This CD offers both a Progressive Rock beat and a good ole fashion
taste of Rock. Get lost in the mind of a traveler in the songs
"Road To Omaha" and "Tourist". You get a little
bit of synth action in the song "Norman", which oddly
enough tells the story of an android. Of course, you can't have
a good album without a couple of songs primed and ready to go
on the radio: "New Theory" and "George Washington".
Top it all off with an excellent ballad/slow song "Dulcinea".
With this album you can Relax and you can get Excited... either
way you'll enjoy what you hear. Go out and pick up a copy, or
if your curiosity is perked, head over to one of the stops on
their tour and get your first experience of "Kansas techno".
Go ahead, I dare you!
-Rebecca
Track Listing:
1. George Washington
2. Road To Omaha
3. Dulcinea
4. Tourist
5. New Theory
6. One In Seven
7. Tom Selleck
8. Norman
9. Down Umbrella
10. The Chase
11. Passerby
12. Perforated
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