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Black Dice, Mr. Impossible Album Review
Contactmusic.com
If you're the sort of person who puts genre tags on your mp3s, you must really hate Black Dice. Mr. Impossible, the Brooklyn-based experimentalists' sixth album, can't comfortably be filed under one catch-all term. IDM? No, this isn't music you can ...


 
Black Dice, Prisms, Robes
The Independent Weekly
The Black Dice who used to attack their audience with antagonistic squalls of distorted electronics in the late '90s doesn't much resemble the group whose debut LP was the spacious and explorative Beaches and Canyons in 2002, much less the folks who ...


 
NogiveinBlackDicegame
Chicago Tribune
Brooklyn trio Black Dice is one of the most influential noise bands in history, which is different from being one of the most successful noise bands in history. It makes tricky, off-putting albums, sound collages that have encompassed everything from ...

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Tonight in Seattle: Black Dice, Laura Veirs, Cataldo, the Boxer Rebellion and ...
SSG Music (blog)
Brooklyn-based Black Dice bring their experimental noise rock to the Sunset Tavern this Friday. Black Dice have made a name for themselves by pushing the envelope with their dissonant electronica-influenced sounds for 15 years.


 
Brookline Community TV (BATV) reaches crust of DIY world
Boston.com (blog)
This Thursday (5/3), BATV will host New York's electro agit-instigators Black Dice on their way through town promoting their new record, Mr. Impossible. It's an all ages show with JP's Guerilla Toss, Western Mass' Fat Worm of Error, and Boston's Death ...


 
Black Dice – “Rodriguez”
ChartAttack
Black Dice has you covered, offering up an obscenely pulsating video for their Mr. Impossible track “Rodriguez,” a song that probably has tacit connection to Robert Rodriguez/Michelle Rodriguez/Alex Rodriguez/your best friend Jerry Rodriguez.


 
Black Dice - Mr. Impossible
NOW Magazine
By Benjamin Boles Mr. Impossible is easily Black Dice's most accessible album yet, but that's not saying much. It's still very uneasy listening, even if the band is embracing its dance influences more explicitly, something that may piss off fans who ...

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