Out of Sync with Time
by Nervous Curtains
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Accomplice
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All Yesterday's Parties
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Bad Neighbor
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White Van Scam
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Indebted to the Cause
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Jesus and Tequila
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about
Contact - nervouscurtains at gmail dot com
A debut album as beautifully dark as Nervous Curtains' Out of Sync With Time is probably the last thing you'd expect to come out of Dallas, Texas.
Defined by a unique blend of post-punk, cabaret, and goth rock, Out of Sync With Time collectively feels like something of a lucid dream. At no point do the Curtains ever lean too far in one direction, but instead they maintain a sound which is distinctly and entirely their own. And while the vocals occasionally get drowned out in their own reverb (with sporadic assists from the synths), the gist of the lyrics is plain enough: surrealism and paranoia amidst cryptic cultural commentary.
--Baeble Music
A collage of dramatic, restless symphonies with cinematic wavelength proportions. The piano and percussion heavy music will now always be the thoroughly distinctive property of Nervous Curtains.
--Subba-Cultcha.com
A debut album as beautifully dark as Nervous Curtains' Out of Sync With Time is probably the last thing you'd expect to come out of Dallas, Texas.
Defined by a unique blend of post-punk, cabaret, and goth rock, Out of Sync With Time collectively feels like something of a lucid dream. At no point do the Curtains ever lean too far in one direction, but instead they maintain a sound which is distinctly and entirely their own. And while the vocals occasionally get drowned out in their own reverb (with sporadic assists from the synths), the gist of the lyrics is plain enough: surrealism and paranoia amidst cryptic cultural commentary.
--Baeble Music
A collage of dramatic, restless symphonies with cinematic wavelength proportions. The piano and percussion heavy music will now always be the thoroughly distinctive property of Nervous Curtains.
--Subba-Cultcha.com
credits
released 23 February 2010
Matthew Barnhart - recording engineer
John Congleton - mixing engineer
Carl Saff - mastering engineer
EJ Anttila - Artwork
Matthew Barnhart - recording engineer
John Congleton - mixing engineer
Carl Saff - mastering engineer
EJ Anttila - Artwork
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Nervous Curtains introduces the world of Fake Infinity. Amplified synth-rock and creeped-out, cryptic vocal hooks. Black space organ and pulverized synthesizers create false euphoria and battle epic with wicked heat. Post punk dislocation/agitation meets jagged noise rock under moody dynamics. Authentic, memorable. A post-apocalypse of your own adulthood. It's no beach party. ... more
discography
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Feb 2012 -
Sep 2010 -
Feb 2010
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