No Kill No Beep Beep

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Total Tracks: 11   Total Length: 39:34

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HalfCutHero

... This album is plain epic. Play the clip from "Y Plus White Girl" to get the spaz-guitars, perfect pitch bass, the rattling drums and the emo-esque vocals that made this one fine Q & Not U album. This was the band at it's punkiest and most raw - but like all Dischord releases, recorded with a near perfect polish.

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e-strings

This album is just wonderful, great, excellent, catchy, angular, and a whole host of other adjectives that would fit. I got stuck on this album for a long long time. If you enjoy cap'n'jazz but feel worn down by Tim Kinsella's adolescent (he really was adolescent during C'N'J, to be fair) ranting....if you like fugazi but have a limited tolerance for the seriousness inherent in their approach, then this album is for you, because it's both angular post-punk executed with great talent and fun filled, almost danceable music...... energetic and electric. Those are two more adjectives I would use.

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No Kill

brianpinnyc

Great albumn to get started with Q & Not U. It used to be my favorite before Different Damage (their second album) grew on me. Check out Little Sparky first if this is your first time listening to Q and Not U.

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Quirk-ass posturing matched with infectious D.C. backbeat and overly catchy singsong/shoutfests comes together as one of the best aggressive indie pop albums to see the light of day in many years. Q & Not U offer a take on the classic D.C. sound by bending its rules a bit, making things more infectious and fun to listen to than the Dischord world is used to. Their minor melodies and to-the-throat rhythmic drive, matched with an aesthetic sense that offers no cliché, offer more replay value than many of this band’s peers, such as the other 2000-era Dischord addition, Faraquet. Shows are know to turn to dance parties in quite a hurry. Buy this for the enjoyment of technical spazz pop that few can produce with such tact. – Blake Butler

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