STALE URINE
EMBODIMENTS OF CRAVING AND AVERSION
reprinted without permission from the Cornell Daily Sun
A band which is self-described as ``industrial zydeco'' or ``elfcore''
simply can't be for everyone. Stale Urine certainly defies any
mainstream pigeonholing and maybe sort of sounds like the mid-60's
NYC band The Fugs. With song subjects ranging from the popular
(``Bob Ross,'' ``John Denver, Poet Laureate of Colorado'') to the
non-mammalian (``Lobster,'' ``Late Cretaceous Blues'') to the
high-falutin' (a 52-second snippet of Verdi's ``La Donna e Mobile''),
Stale Urine is not a band to trifle with (one song even has a melody).
Purchase their debut album via the all-encompassing World Wide Web:
http://www.ugcs.caltech.edu/~mrad/su/. It's an experience.
--Sharada Chidambaram
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