Search - Creedle :: Silent Weapons for Quiet Wars

Yes sir... It be tight, yo.

Lawrencium | Orlando, FL USA | 06/01/2002

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Ok. Many Creedle reviews really don't do them justice; they're either bland, thoughtless, or discrediting. Creedle are much more than that. They infuse syncopated rhythms with unparalled polystructured professionalism. Their timing is extremely precise- to the point of mechanical nonchalance- and yet tremendously confusing at the same time. With their lead singer, the band takes an aggresive grunge/ alternative stance while Creedle's brilliant rhythm backbone elaborate upon the confusion being thrust from the main throat. By all means, Creedle is one of the best (if not "the" best) underground factions of troubadours California has ever birthed. It's a shame not all bands are blessed with such musicianship."

Should be 10 stars out of 5

Lawrencium | 07/16/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Giant swirling punk/funk opuses with samples and licks that'll make you wanna cry. Sounds like what Mr. Bungle would sound like if Beethoven wrote their songs. BUY THIS ALBUM! YOU WILL NOT REGRET IT!"

Superlative adjectives abound

Clone 39502.s | Cali | 10/20/2004

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I consider this album--along with their earlier release--part of my essential collection. Not just because I grew up listening to them and they represent a pinnacle of the San Deigo local music scene--but because they simply rock. All at once sublime, sinister, hilarious and insanely technical. Track #9 features a vocal track played backwards over a mellow grove and then explodes into a hard thrash and then to a infectuous jazzy melody all flowing together seamlessly-- surprisingly very listenable considering all the changes and odd timings. These guys were WAY ahead of their time (and still are) check them out you won't be sorry

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