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REVIEW: A little love from our friends overseas at TSM Radio UK. A brief sampling of their kind words: "With this self titled track comes a bombardment of U.S guitar rock, tinged clearly with 80's New Wave British influences. We are lead in by a bass riff which echo's of Joy Division, and there is no denying a strong Cure feel to this amazingly vibrant song. There are of course some American influences evident too; the vocals are reminiscent of Arcade Fire in their haunting harmonies. There is a hungry sense of urgency conveyed through the up tempo beats and hearty vocals that gives this song an interesting edge. "It's like living in a dream, your minds awake but body doesn't know it," with their well written lyrics and catchy melodies this American band are definitely stirring up some interest."<more> or http://www.tsmradio.net/review-pharmacyspirits.html    

NOTES ON PHARMACY SPIRITS:

Pharmacy Spirits:  “Every Song Ended In 1994” "When the Bad Sects lost its bassist James Pelter in early 2007, its remaining members Courtney Nore and Jim Reilly knew they still wanted to make music together. While they searched for a replacement bassist they changed the band’s name and recorded an EP worth of songs that became “every song ended in 1994.” The result is a five-song (one is hidden) collection of songs that makes for a great sampler start to the direction Pharmacy Spirits is headed. The songs would easily fit in a group with any number of 1980s new wave bands that made a name for themselves combining the ethics of garage rock with more electronic sounds created with pedals and computers. Fans of bands as varied as Built to Spill and the Cure could have fun with a half hour to burn and some headphones, and by the time track three, “Can’t Say No,” rolls around I’ve been lulled by the mellower rhythms of “Excuse Me Lady” before being yanked into a sharper reality courtesy of Nore’s frantic drumming behind Reilly’s haunting vocals. I’m appreciative of the chance to get to know even a limited number of songs from Pharmacy Spirits as they play shows in Lincoln and Omaha from time to time, and the more music I’m familiar with the more typical it is for me to have a great show experience." -OMAHA CITY WEEKLY                                                                                            

Pharmacy Spirits:  "Theme Song" Download "My first thought when seeing these guys live was Built to Spill. Hard rocking, but intricate in the way the songs build up, it's easy to get lost in the moment when listening to this band."                      -THE DAILY NEBRASKAN 

Pharmacy Spirits:  Mellow melodies and urgent vocals make Excuse Me Lady one of those tracks that will repeat in your head for hours              

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