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The Sardonics

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This, That & the Other Thing

By The Sardonics

Label: Unknown label
Released: 2003
Track listing: The Ol

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The Sardonics: This, That & the Other Thing

Read "This, That & the Other Thing" reviewed by Todd S. Jenkins

by Todd S. Jenkins

Northern California’s oddball post-bop quartet has at it again with a funked-up foray into original sounds and retro fun. Why these guys haven’t been signed by a good-sized label yet is a mystery one could ponder for days, but it’s best to just cut to the chase, take the song titles with a grain of salt, ...

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Catch the Red Eye...

By The Sardonics

Label:
Released: 2002
Track listing: Cookie Sticks; From India With Love; What It Shall Be; Driveway Ditty; Soul Soothing Sermon; Submerged/Preston Brooks

Album

Catch the Red Eye

By The Sardonics

Label:
Released: 2002
Track listing: Cookie Sticks; From India With Love; What It Shall Be; Driveway Ditty; Soul Soothing Sermon; Submerged/Preston Brooks' Caning Rage; A Baker's Dozen; March of the Deformed; Homey In 3s...

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The Sardonics: Catch the Red Eye

Read "Catch the Red Eye" reviewed by Todd S. Jenkins

by Todd S. Jenkins

Northern California's fun-loving jazz quartet emerge from their hole again with a full-length offering that's a real blast. The Sardonics come by their jazz sensibilities honestly, but they temper technique with a hearty sense of humor and a rejuvenating disregard for artsy pretension. Musicianship never takes a back seat to wit, though they might bicker over ...

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Article: Album Review

The Sardonics: Catch the Red Eye

Read "Catch the Red Eye" reviewed by Todd S. Jenkins

by Todd S. Jenkins

Northern California's fun-loving jazz quartet emerge from their hole again with a full-length offering that's a real blast. The Sardonics come by their jazz sensibilities honestly, but they temper technique with a hearty sense of humor and a rejuvenating disregard for artsy pretension. Musicianship never takes a back seat to wit, though they might bicker over ...

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Article: Album Review

The Sardonics: Catch the Red Eye...

Read "Catch the Red Eye..." reviewed by TheSardonics@aol.com

by [email protected]

Album

The Sardonics EP

By The Sardonics

Label:
Released: 2001
Track listing: Scared Stiff; Ruby vs. Planet of the Apes; Nana

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The Sardonics: The Sardonics EP

Read "The Sardonics EP" reviewed by Todd S. Jenkins

by Todd S. Jenkins

I am evermore bummed that this is an EP instead of a full-length album. The Sardonics certainly know how to have fun while churning out high-quality jazz. The band formed in Sacramento, CA in the Fall of ’99, the members having worked together in several other area outfits. They’re one of the few jazz bands in ...


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