Reviews for Three Gut artists
Cuff The Duke
Life Stories For Minimum WageThree Gut records has begun to make a name for themelves by releasing honest genuine music from talented acts mainly coming out of Ontario. Cuff the Duke's newest release is just that; genuine, mature and... read more...
By Matt Bourassa
May 28, 2003
Gentleman Reg
Darby And JoanGentleman Reg (aka Reg Vermue, occasional member of the Hidden Cameras/Broken Social Scene) has released his most upbeat disc to date, but his fans need not despair that he's lost his delicate approach. There's enough... read more...
By James Hayashi-Tennant
Jan 10, 2005
Oneida
Secret WarsSecret Wars finds Oneida expanding their already expansive sound without sacrificing any of their significant might. That might does not come thru as metallic heaviness; guitars alone are not the driving force. Oneida somehow invest... read more...
By James Hayashi-Tennant
Mar 13, 2004
Royal City
Little Heart's EaseMost bands with sparse arrangements and twangy guitars could be filed under alt.country. Yet ask your average person to classify Royal City, and, improbably, they aren't so quick to produce a label. Nothing about Royal... read more...
By James Hayashi-Tennant
Aug 29, 2004
Sea Snakes
Clear As Day, The Darkest ToolsSea Snakes maintain a quiet, almost fragile atmosphere throughout their Three Gut debut, Clear As Day, The Darkest Tools. At this point, though, atmosphere eclipses songwriting; Clear As Day is not a record that succeeds... read more...
By James Hayashi-Tennant
Nov 13, 2004
Sea Snakes
Clear As Day, The Darkest ToolsSea Snakes maintain a quiet, almost fragile atmosphere throughout their Three Gut debut, Clear As Day, The Darkest Tools. At this point, though, atmosphere eclipses songwriting; Clear As Day is not a record that succeeds... read more...
By James Hayashi-Tennant
Jan 17, 2005
