Mass. Hysteria, Mistress and Men - 41m 31s

Tracks & Durations

1. Wear And Tear	2:59
2. Simple Life	2:18
3. No Longer Blue	3:00
4. Smear Campaign	1:59
5. Decide	3:48
6. I Won't Tell	3:30
7. Cheap Thrills	3:14
8. Song For You	3:18
9. The Insecure One	2:43
10. Zombie In Memphis	2:38
11. Let Myself Out	2:51
12. Mistress And Men	2:24
13. Dub For You	2:58
14. Let's Dub It On	3:42

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Review

Drawing inspiration from 1960s vinyl, Mass. Hysteria have fused soul, British invasion, and (yes, even) country FM radio staples with the raw, danceable Jamaican import shellacs from the early days of Reggae. Recorded in just two-and-a-half days, Mistress and Men has an indie-rock sensibility for lo-fi chic, but teems with tones, textures, and rhythms brought alive by a field trip to South America where the LP was mixed by Victor Rice at Studio Rocha in Sao Paolo, Brazil. Dubbed Reggae for the intelligentsia by Face Magazine, Mass. Hysteria has cultivated a following that extends far beyond the reggae/ska scene. With an aura termed garage-rock chic by The Boston Globe, the band has gigged with Ted Leo/Pharmacists and The Dismemberment Plan, developing a feel for mainstream independent music that shines through on their Mistress and Men. Mass. Hysteria formed in 1999 in Brookline, MA. After the heavy touring and radioplay which supported their first LP, 2002's Waiting for the Day, MH released a limited-edition EP of dub/techno remixes, titled Waiting for the Dub. This early collaboration with Sao Paolo, Brazil-based world music svengali Victor Rice foreshadowed his key role in folding together the influences which makes Mistress and Men so unique

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