The Alison Effect
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The first of the two albums Dunlavy released for Camera Obscura, The Alison Effect found Scott Grimm continuing to work in the slightly mysterious — in a good way — approach he had already established with earlier releases. The five songs on the album — starting with the lengthy and wordless “Woe Be To Croton,” which eventually evolves into a kind of semi-prog epic stomp — mix and match acid-tinged distortion, slacker confusion as on “Rob Walks In,” general spaced-out atmospheres and a running sense of acoustic/electric country blues twang throughout.