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| | The History of Rock Music. Lullaby For The Working Class: biography, discography, reviews, links |
 | | Lullaby For The Working Class (the name is taken from a Tolstoy essay) is a combo from Lincoln (Nebraska) that combines mandolin, guitar, violin, cello, banjo, pedal steel, piano, hammer dulcimer, glockenspiel, drums, standup bass, and whatever else acoustic instrument to compose fragile, postmodern folk songs that expand on Palace Brothers' melancholy alt-country concept. |
 | | Furthermore, the Lullaby displays a bolder rhythmic emphasis that, united to the "open" format, propels energetic and jagged numbers such as Hypnotist, The Sunset & The Electric Bill and Descent. |
 | | With Rachel's and Dirty Three, Lullaby are bringing the classical music sensibility to the alternative-rock scene. |
| www.scaruffi.com /vol5/lullaby.html (706 words) |
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