Of the many "Dithers" you may find on amazon.com, this Dither, a NYC-based electric guitar quartet, is one of the more extreme and satisfying.

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Caution your speakers: do not be fooled by starting low and subheading of this album. After just over ninety seconds of music amniotic remote, subtly suggestive, unleashed the beast that lurks in this quartet of electric guitars.

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Colossal at one moment and reduced to a few notes in another, the music defines a mineral and rigorous world where pleasure opens up to vigorous overtures ... An astounding example of what modern music can be in creating its own instrumental form and borrowing freely from pre-existing music.

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... all of Dither's music wholeheartedly embraces the beautiful, engulfing, and often gloriously loud sound of electric guitars

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Nowadays the electric guitar has become ubiquitous, deployed to vastly different ends in a wide variety of formats. The New York quartet Dither focuses almost exclusively on sounds produced by electric guitars — clean, plucked lines, strummed chords, grungy feedback, resonating overtones, even the static buzz of amps and loose plugs...

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... there’s a consistent dedication to thinking out of the box and just simply having fun.

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It’s an intriguing debut by a group that summarizes much of the electric guitar’s history (from Dick Dale to Fred Frith) and mines further possibilities of their own.

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Prepare your ears.

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A string quartet of a rare breed: a VERY noisy electric guitar quartet pairing the serious aspect of written contemporary music and the raw energy of rock - no feeble attempt at a fusion of genres, but a successful uncompromising blend.

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this cd is bad ass! good work.

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