Red Red Meat - Bunny Gets Paid

Although Red Red Meat's Bunny Gets Paid certainly has its moments, it lacks the daring brilliance of its 1993 predecessor, Jimmywine Majestic. The band's depressed acoustic and electric approach returns, but this time they show their experimental side, too. The first half of the album is a letdown, never really catching fire. All of the ingredients that made past Red Red Meat recording expeditions so successful are present, but the actual songs aren't very strong. "Rosewood, Wax, Voltz, + Glitter" is noise-rock with no substantial melody to latch onto, while "Gauze" shows promise at the beginning, but never quite delivers. Read More