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Articles tagged "the sea and cake" Music ReviewThe Sea and Cake: Car Alarmby Elizabeth Newton[21.Oct.08] :. The Sea and Cake's eighth full-length is full of the group's characteristic juxtaposition of subtle, organic beauty against precise rhythmic and technical work.  Music FeatureEverybody Enduring: An Interview with Sam Prekopby Eddie Ciminelli[3.Jan.08] :. Over the course of 14 years, the Sea and Cake has quietly established itself as a Chicago institution.  Events ReviewThe Sea and Cakeby Brian Bartels[25.Jun.07] :. The Sea and Cake have gone to great lengths to inhabit their moniker. The result? They are a tumultuous ocean.  Music ReviewThe Sea and Cake: Everybodyby Michael Franco[9.May.07] :. Everybody is the most rock-based album the Sea and Cake have made, but it still sounds modern, sophisticated, and ultra-cool. Events ReviewThe Sea and Cakeby Thomas Bartlett[29.Apr.03] :. I have a confession to make: songs by the Sea and Cake blend together for me like James Bond movies. I am as unable to tell one from the other as I would be to describe the plots of Goldfinger...  Music ReviewThe Sea and Cake: One Bedroomby Adam Dlugacz[5.Feb.03] :. Through years of scientific testing and intellectual deduction, I have come to realize that are essentially three audiences for music reviews. The first group is the diehard fans that are going to... |
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