Shinola, by The Reducers

Shinola

by The Reducers

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1.	San Antone 03:29	buy track
2.	Some Other Time 03:52	buy track
3.	Nothing Cool 03:25	buy track
4.	Medium Cool 03:31	buy track
5.	Don't Make Me Mad 03:22	buy track
6.	The Witness 04:15	buy track
7.	Going Going Gone 04:38	buy track
8.	Baby, You're Gonna Lose 03:45	buy track
9.	The Power of the Gun 05:00	buy track
10.	Real Gone 03:47	buy track
11.	Subject to Change 04:20	buy track
12.	Kid's Game 03:33	buy track
13.	Laughing Boy 04:34	buy track
14.	Avoidance Factor 02:33	buy track
15.	Endless Bummer 02:41	buy track

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Shinola finds them in time-stopped vibrant form, as evidenced by their typical, successful mix of rock and pop styles. "Some Other Time" is one of the deftest pop/rockers this side of Velvet Crush at their most reflective, while "San Antone" and others revisit their old mix of early-Clash punk blasts with Ducks Deluxe/Dr. Feelgood/Johnny Kidd pub rock and R&B with smashing production. Not surprisingly, knowledgeable musicians who have rocked this long deliver the goods all but effortlessly, and leaders Peter Detmold and Hugh Birdsall seem as credible, convincing, and as non-jaded as ever. These four people can't have survived nearly two decades for the money or the fame; the absolute love of inspired, hard, buoyant rock & roll exudes from this band, and Shinola is proof that it's great to have them "back" (though they never went "away").
- Jack Rabid, The Big Takeover

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released January 1, 1995

All songs written by Birdsall/Detmold/Kaika/Trombley, © Reducer Music, BMI

Produced by Richard Brukner
Recorded and mixed by Richard P. Robinson at Trod Nossel, Wallingford, CT

Mastered by Toby Mountain at Northeastern Digital

Photography B.T. Russell

Graphic Design Sharon Butler

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The Reducers New London, Connecticut

The Reducers
1978–2012
NEW LONDON, CT: The Reducers spent more than three decades resisting the fickle turns of popular taste, the musical fashion, and the temptations of the music-industry buzz that briefly threatened to turn them into the Next Big Thing. Instead, the band spontaneously moved forward on its own uncompromising terms, continuing to make brilliant, personally charged rock 'n' roll. ... more

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