Red Red Meat, There's a Star Above The Manger Tonight - 55m 33s

Tracks & Durations

1. Sulfur	6:30
2. There's a Star Above the Manger Tonight	2:14
3. Chinese Balls	3:30
4. Second Hand Sea	3:02
5. All Tied	3:06
6. Paul Pachal	7:01
7. Bury Me	1:33
8. Airstream Driver	5:10
9. Mecanix (from cold milk)	1:20
10. Quarter Horses (b-slow)	4:45
11. Just Like an Egg on Stilts	17:14

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Review

Red Red Meat has a lot of nerve. Unlike so many of its too timid indie rock peers, the Chicago quartet dares to tamper with what brung 'em. Yes, remnants remain of the Stones-inspired chunky chords and driving beats that marked the early work of frontman Tim Rutili and company. With There's a Star, however, the Meat men dig deeper into that "Main Street" morass than ever before, emerging on turf they can call their own. Not that they don't get lost occasionally along the way. Mixing everything from dissonant guitar skronk to backwoods banjo music, they frequently find themselves clinging to the unsteady frame of these songs by the tips of their red, red fingers. But perhaps they had to venture into uncharted territory to arrive where they have. --Steven Stolder

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