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	Unrest - Imperial f.f.r.r. gullbuy review
		The band Unrest was one of the deeper cuts in the diamond of indie pop.
		Unrest is lead by Mark Robinson on guitars, Bridgett Cross on bass and Phil Krauth on drums.
		Unrest keeps the release under the auspices of their community.
	www.gullbuy.com /buy/2005/10_18/unrestffrr.cfm (1556 words)

	Unrest (band) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Unrest is an indie rock band from the Washington DC area.
		By Kustom Karnal Blaxploitation, the band was mixing the two with a high degree of muscianship.
		When they finally threw in the towel, Unrest's sound would be almost unrecognizable from its first recordings.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Unrest_(band) (549 words)

	Unrest - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Unrest is the name of an indie rock band.
		Unrest is the name of an album by Henry Cow.
		Unrest is the name of an album by Erlend Øye.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Unrest (98 words)

	Band Search: SOCIAL UNREST
		Social Unrest hailed from Hayward, near San Francisco, in 1980.They soon established themselves as one of the leading forces of the Bay Area early HC Thrash scene.
		The band played a lot w/ all the glory bands of the time, when the usual band brawls headed for some changing.
		A year later, the band released what is probably their masterpiece (unlike most bands, they never put out a weak record,though),the mighty "Before the Fall" LP (on Libertine in the US, Konurrel in Europe).
	www.punkmusic.com /bandsearch.cfm?iBandID=3662 (330 words)

	bradley's almanac - a boston music blog
		I dug him, and his band, and not just because no other local acts playing at the 242 Main teen center were doing anything like what they were.
		So when the band played the Paradise a few months back, it's no surprise that I wanted him in front of the mic as much as possible, and for the first half of the set I was pretty worried...
		Catch the band as they continue on tour with stops in Colorado, Texas, Georgia, and Tennessee in the coming week before they head overseas for the rest of the summer.
	www.bradleysalmanac.com /blogger.html (7733 words)

	Smallmouth (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The band are fast and wiry, but the beat always seems to be leaning to one side.
		Henry Cow were one of the first bands to be both seriously interested in making the distinctions between rock and improvisation and "serious" compositional music irrelevant and seriously equipped to do it.
		Unrest, newly remastered and reissued on East Side Digital, was recorded when they found themselves in the studio with only half an album's worth of material and punted.
	www.bostonphoenix.com /archive/music/99/10/14/SMALLMOUTH.html (654 words)

	SPECIAL RADIO :: Special Internet Radio :: Interview with SГ¶nke Lau (Unrest)
		At last, being in a band also means to connect your private way of life with that of the band.
		These bands also start to fight with other bands before each show about who is going to be the headliner or how many light or sound they are to be given.
		As we started with the band after a 3-year-break there instantly were some offers from record companies that wanted to produce some records with us right away but we refused because we didn't think the time was right.
	www.specialradio.net /i/unrest/inter.shtml (3135 words)

	Pop and Jazz in Review - New York Times
		Unrest and Stereolab, two rock bands whose shared tour brought them to the Grand on Tuesday night, are connoisseurs and virtuosos of the drone, but only rarely do they sound similar.
		Unrest, a trio led by Mark E. Robinson, is a stripped-down guitar band, whose drones in fast songs usually come from a single strummed chord repeated even when the harmony around it changes; the band also plays slower songs with calm, steadfast bass ostinatos.
		Stereolab, a six-member band, is at once denser and more meditative, building its drones from continuous keyboard notes, strummed guitars and sustained noise, lacing them with the airy "ooh-ooh"s and "da-da-da"s of pop songs past.
	query.nytimes.com /gst/fullpage.html?res=9F0CE7D7153AF93BA25752C1A965958260 (280 words)

	Estate of Unrest -- EQ Atlas
		The Estate of Unrest was once the home of a dwarven noble, in ages past.
		Unrest is a small outdoor estate occupied from top to bottom with undead.
		The Estate of Unrest is reached by passing through the length of Dagnor's Cauldron to a small tunnel on the south end.
	www.eqatlas.com /unrest.html (1061 words)

	Bob Dylan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		His enduring contributions to American song are often compared, in fame and influence, to those of Stephen Foster, Irving Berlin, Woody Guthrie and Hank Williams, and his place in American and European culture in the 1960s through to the present is unique.
		Neither Kooper nor Brooks wanted to tour with Dylan, and he was unable to lure his preferred band, a crew of west coast musicians best known for backing Johnny Rivers, featuring guitarist James Burton and drummer Mickey Jones, away from their regular commitments.
		Later in 1967, the Hawks (soon to be rechristened as The Band) independently recorded the album Music from Big Pink, thus beginning a long and successful recording and performing career of their own.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bob_Dylan (7029 words)

	washingtonpost.com: Teenbeat Records Comes Of Age
		The "Extremism" cassette was followed by the first "Unrest!" cassette and 500 copies of the band's first seven-inch vinyl release, as well as cassettes from other Arlington bands such as Clarence, Jungle George, and William and Vivian.
		And graduating to vinyl albums, with a unique approach: Unrest's 1987 vinyl debut was pressed in an edition of 1,000, each with a cover hand-decorated by friends, each with its own title.
		Unrest's final album was 1993's "Perfect Teeth," and they broke up a year later that same year, with Krauth embarking on a solo career and Robinson and Cross continuing in the short-lived Air Miami.
	www.washingtonpost.com /ac2/wp-dyn/A32472-2005Feb17?language=printer (1425 words)

	The Official Darkmoon Website (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Bands get side-tracked by slagging some other band or slagging some type of music and just not doing what they're supposed to be doing.
		The band is based in Charlotte, NC although Devon and I are originally from Ohio and Chuck is from Wisconsin.
		For bands like Dimmu and Cradle, they are doing what they want to do in a purely selfish way, if a lot of people like what they are doing and buy their albums, so what.
	www.anti-design.co.uk /darkmoon/articles.html (6604 words)

	Ground and Sky review - Henry Cow - Unrest (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Unrest generally piles the composed tracks on the first side and the improvised material on the second side.
		As on Legend, the lasting impression that I just can't shake is a band eager to see how many experimental sounds they can cram into one album, regardless of creating a context for these to blossom into something that makes a lasting connection (at least for me).
		To appreciate side two, one must understand the boundaries that the band itself had decided to cross, and the recording/editing innovation of its time.
	www.progreviews.com /reviews/display.php?rev=hc-unr (888 words)

	Purdue Bands -- "I am an American"
		A former mayor, and a retired Marine Corps general, Scott was a big fan of band performances infused with patriotism.
		Although different band announcers presented "I Am An American" in the early years, the honor of presenting it since 1973 has belonged to Roy Johnson, a Purdue alumnus who was serving as Associate Registrar when he retired after 25 years with the university.
		In good times, and in times of national unrest, this important Purdue "All-American" Marching Band tradition, has provided an important sense of pride and continuity to those on the Purdue campus, and to alums scattered around the world, as well as to the Greater Lafayette community and the state of Indiana.
	www.purdue.edu /BANDS/aamb/iamanamericanbg.html (626 words)

	Unrest: Malcolm X Park: Pitchfork Record Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		More importantly, Unrest can actually pull off the dozen or so costume changes they make during Malcolm X Park's 17-track marathon, never allowing you to forget that behind all the noise, they're still just skinny white kids from the D.C. suburbs.
		Unrest's greatest and most frustrating asset is their lyrical obscurity; they drop enough hints throughout their music that you get the feeling they must be referring to something specific, but it's impossible to figure it out for sure unless you're seriously in the know.
		But this band's motives have always been somewhat unclear; the most sensible explanation is that they simply wanted to catalog their own personal obsessions without explicit explanation.
	www.pitchforkmedia.com /record-reviews/u/unrest/malcolm-x-park.shtml (442 words)

	Unrest
		Unrest formed in 1983 at Wakefield High School in Arlington, Virginia.
		They began as an improv instrumental band, taping every practice and never playing the same thing twice.
		Kustom Karnal Blackxploitation (1990) was their metal-ish ode to Black culture and Imperial ffrr (1992) found them returning to their avant garde roots while also focusing on sugary pop.
	www.teenbeatrecords.com /artists/unrest.htm (66 words)

	Unrest: Imperial f.f.r.r.: Pitchfork Record Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Design types, after all, have that thing about minimalism, and this band's stark, elegant sound could strip things down to a strikingly small number of moving parts-- some kind of warm, detailed dream of the indie-rock group as postmodern 50s pop combo.
		If the story of this group is that of frontman Mark Robinson gradually admitting he might rather be an English kid from the early 80s, well, their EP of Factory Records covers may be the coming-out party, but this is where it counts.
		Because no matter how easy it is to remember Unrest as a racing pop act ("Cath Carroll", "Make Out Club"), the fact is that they were starker and artier than that, and the scattershot experiments of their early releases can still be heard fading into this one.
	www.pitchforkmedia.com /record-reviews/u/unrest/imperial-ffrr.shtml (696 words)

	Henry Cow [www.progweed.net]
		I'm still willing to admit that Unrest is much freer in construction than that album; in fact, the formalist in me took a while to get used to its somewhat more rhapsodic affect, and I found it somewhat baffling at first.
		This is one of those rare pieces where I've found myself half-remembering a passage from the middle, and then waiting for it, constantly surprised and startled by the subtly related melodies that never quite resolve into the one I'm thinking of, the listener and the piece playing an exhilharating game of delayed gratification.
		It's unusually enigmatic for this band, and it takes on extra resonance with side two's succession of titles, evoking a magnificent hotel being overwhelmed by water, which mutes all sound and leaves nothing but the listener, completely alone.
	www.progweed.net /reviews/henrycow/henrycow-band.html (1679 words)

	Unrest (Synergy) by Henry Cow CD
		Where their debut (LEGEND) contained the essential characteristics of the band, it was without UNREST's unified flow.
		By the time of UNREST, reed player Geoff Leigh had departed and was replaced by Lindsay Cooper on bassoon and oboe.
		UNREST was also influenced by the band's decision to approach the studio as a compositional tool, improvising about half of the album, and by their tour with the German group Faust.
	www.cduniverse.com /search/xx/music/pid/6877173/a/Unrest+(Synergy).htm (312 words)

	TrouserPress.com :: Unrest
		At Unrest's inception, leader Mark Robinson was an Arlington teenager wedged between (punk) rock and an art place, struggling madly to satisfy his predilections for both the splenetic bashing of local harDCore and the vaporous waft of gray-overcoated Brit gloom-rock.
		Those elements would endure, in varying degrees, throughout the band's various lineups and moodswings, but what began as stylistic convolution gradually turned into intricacy, making Unrest — at its peak — one of the underground's most fruitfully unpredictable bands.
		While Tink of S.E. is the commonly agreed-upon moniker bestowed upon the band's first widely available album, the diffuse art project was actually titled differently on each of the individually hand-drawn covers that swathed it upon release.
	www.trouserpress.com /entry.php?a=unrest (964 words)

	Blogcritics.org: Redisovering Unrest's "Imperial"
		I was a year out of college, had just quit a proto-grunge band (I hadn't played with them in months and decided to go see The Pixies and Pere Ubu instead of playing a show with them...
		Throughout the previous decade, their innocence was captured on a number of cassette releases, singles, and LPs that featured experimental jamming, noise, and very little songcraft.
		Unrest would sign to Warner Brothers and release one more album, "Perfect Teeth," before "breaking up" (to get out of their contract?).
	blogcritics.org /archives/2003/06/19/104457.php (1319 words)

	AllaKhazam's Magical Realm - Your Everquest Community
		The moonstone ring is not better, it is different,if you want Mana and Strength,then the Moonstone ring is better,but it also does not have any AC bonuses that the jagged band has,the Moonstone ring also tends to be a little moe expensive because of the mana bonus of +30.
		Not really a hard place to hold once a good group clears out the place, though the hags and terrors can be a hassle, hags nuking like mad and the terrors blasting you backwards.
		From what I understand drops Jagged Band (sells for around 50pp or so) as common drop, as the rare drop Dwarven Work Boots, heard they drop for around 800pp, might be an old price though.
	everquest.allakhazam.com /db/item.html?item=1665 (994 words)

	Prindle Record Reviews - Unrest
		Unrest began as a messy diversion and grew into a sparkling celebration of guitar poptone beauty.
		I wish I could remember what band she played in before this, but there was one, and I used to remember it.
		Bands that sing the shores of sixpence, waffling fleningly towards undulating wisps of currency both flated and in.
	www.markprindle.com /unresta.htm (7536 words)

	social unrest//call to arms (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		signed bands need to come to cleveland..im gettin sorta bored out here..i know alot of bands are coming..but they wont be here until like july and august..with my luck they'll come when my band has a show..which is gay as fuck..i fuckin missed norma jean, when we recorded a demo we never used..fuckin retarded shit.
		summer is goin to be insane..my band is goin on a small tour to Michigan, Indiana and Pennsylvania come check us out it will be well worth ur time..so that should be fun :clears throat: lets not forget all the insane parties and the signed bands coming to town.
		kinda sux, my band is on the verge off breaking up, but me and the two guitarist, will try and rebuild the band, hopefully...
	www.caleida.com /users/radiant_eclipse (1659 words)

	DefenseLINK News: Unrest Quickly Quashed; Insurgents Killed, Detained (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		WASHINGTON, Sept. 13, 2004 - Recent unrest in Herat was confined to a small area of the city and was quickly brought under control, according to Combined Forces Command Afghanistan officials.
		Afghan National Police and Army elements and coalition forces restored order after a small band of local nationals, most between ages 15 and 25, began throwing stones.
		Coalition forces used extreme restraint in dealing with the unrest caused by protestors and did not fire a single round, according to command officials.
	www.defenselink.mil /news/Sep2004/n09132004_2004091301.html (428 words)

	Civil Unrest in Camilla, Georgia, 1868: Players and Places
		This is where the core of the group, the band and the Republican organizers, set out from when they headed for the rally they had scheduled in Camilla.
		Leader of an Albany band that played at political meetings in the area.
		The band included fife player Howard Bunts and drummer William Outlaw.
	dlg.galileo.usg.edu /camilla/figures.php (1266 words)

	Open Directory - Arts: Music: Bands and Artists: U (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		UHF - A rock and roll band from Portland, Oregon, with a sound described by some as modern rock that remembers its roots.
		Unnamed - Metal band from the Southeast of England.
		Urban Dread - The band's sound is derived from a unique blend of reggae, funk, rock and hip-hop.
	dmoz.org /Arts/Music/Bands_and_Artists/U (2071 words)

	Mark Robinson - Biography - AOL Music
		Mark Robinson is best known as the guitarist and vocalist of the beloved indie pop band Unrest, in addition to being the entrepreneur of Teen Beat Records, a label that fired off its first release in 1985.
		While in high school during the early '80s he formed Unrest with Phil Krauth, which lasted several albums and several singles into the mid-'90s.
		Just as important as Robinson's own band and solo work is his Teen Beat label, which followed Dischord and predated Simple Machines as revered do-it-yourself outlets of independent music in the Washington, D.C., and Arlington, VA, areas.
	music.aol.com /artist/mark-robinson/119397/biography (390 words)

	New Gibraltar Encyclopedia of Progressive Rock MA-MAR
		Belgian band, their sound based on highly melodic yet simple structures, with some general influence from Genesis; some tracks use a piano based style reminiscent of Supertramp, others have an etherialism akin to Pulsar's Halloween.
		Magma is a concept band whose albums explain the origins and development of the new civilization on Kobaïa, all in the new language of that planet.
		This band plays music for recreation, not profit, which means 1.) They can feel free to play anything they darn well want to, and 2.) They not only don't mind you making CD's of their stuff for your personal use, they encourage it.
	www.gepr.net /ma.html (14719 words)

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