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Happy End and Begin

by Reverend Glasseye

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Of all the tripe that’s been blasted out in the last five years, I’ve finally heard something that’s unpredictable and compelling and irrevocably damaged. I don’t even begin to understand it. It breaks out like an Ennio Morricone western score and quickly rolls into an overly dramatic Tom Waits-like dirge. Organs, whispered voices… I imagine some kind of Irish high school marching band with Molotov cocktails whizzing past their heads in the bleak chaos of a street in Belfast. The compass is truly spinning on this one. It’s carnival music for emotional wrecks and fingernail eaters. A harrowing listen if there ever was one." - Jeremy Milks, Ottawa Express.

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released March 1, 2004

Adam Glasseye - Vocals, Guitar, Piano
Piet Masone - Vocals, Guitar Hammond
Wendy Emerson - Vocals, Vibraphone
Kevin Corzett - Vocals, Clarinet, Tenor and Baritone Saxophone
Dennis Maher - Vocals, Bass
Tim Maher - Drum Kit

Recorded at Zippah Studio by Matt Jugenheimer, Mixed by Pete Weiss, Matt Jugenheimer and Dennis Maher

Mastered by Pete Weiss

All songs written by Reverend Glasseye ©2004 Coo-Coo Music ASCAP. All Rights Reserved.

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Reverend Glasseye Boston, Massachusetts

Founded in 2000, Reverend Glasseye became mainstays of Boston's emerging Cabaret Punk scene, wooing an adoring fanbase with highly arranged music that bordered on the landscapes of the morose and the triumphant. After gaining a worldwide cult following, the band faded into obscurity in Austin Texas, where it has continued to quietly create music, exploring and evolving into a very unique sound. ... more

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