Darkness At Noon
- A Hawk and a Hacksaw
- Band Name: A Hawk and a Hacksaw
- Record Label: Leaf
- Release Date: Apr 5, 2005
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- Summary: Jeremy Barnes is backed by additional musicians on this second eclectic AHAAH disc, which encompasses styles from folk to klezmer to mariachi.
- Record Label: Leaf
- Genre(s): Indie, Rock
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Positive: 7 out of 12
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Mixed: 5 out of 12
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90Darkness at Noon is the most exciting record to be put out this semester.
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What is remarkable is the way that they have made a recording that can remain entertaining and engaging, resist becoming background, even while leaving you with the nagging sense that it was about nothing but the act of musical reference itself.
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It's interesting, at times catchy, but should be avoided if klezmer and mariachi aren't your bag. [#9]
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TomasA8Great album with a certain mood
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