Distance and Clime
Centro Matic
CD Rel Date: 1984-07-08
On the strength of its single, "To Unleash the Horses Now," with its indie rock riffs and progression from rhythmic, folk-style narrative to squelching, fuzz-laden rant, Distance and Clime keeps up with Centro-Matic's succession of strong releases. Lines like "on the cusp of magnificence" and "no options left to lose" create a cyclical feel that winds down with a stubbornly grasped bit of distortion. The rest of the album isn't quite as radio-friendly, which isn't a bad thing. Centro-Matic holds on to its Texas-style alt-rock roots, but there are enough hooks here, and even a couple of velvety ballads, to keep new converts listening. ~ Travis Drageset, All Music Guide
Tracklist:
- Connection's Not So Civilized, The
- Fountains of Fire
- Scrap the New Rails
- To Unleash the Horses Now
- Tundra, Pt. 7
- Given Geography, The
- Truth Flies Out
- Janitorial on Channel Fail
- On the Sagtikos
- Actuator's Great
- Tonight Is Not It
- Decorated Equals
- Patiently Standing
- Upton to Riverhead to Mastic
- Call Down the Systems and the Ranks