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Article: STEVE WYNN & THE MIRACLE 3 . . . TICK . . . TICK . . . TICK DOWN THERE
- Article from:
- The Boston Globe (Boston, MA)
- Article date:
- February 3, 2006
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Sometimes you can judge a book, or in this case an album, by its
cover. If the title of ex-Dream Syndicate frontman Steve Wynn's
latest reads like a time bomb, it's because the album sounds like
one. The third in a trilogy of triumphs (beginning with 2001's
terrific "comeback" double-disc, "Here Come the Miracles"), "tick" is
a lit fuse of a record that recalls Wynn's Dream Syndicate days of
wine and roses yet doesn't coast on nostalgia. Instead, mordant
meditations such as "Freak Star," "The Deep End," and the Television-
esque guitar epic "No Tomorrow" capture the unsettling tenor of these
times. They also reaffirm the ...
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