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The Chills|Soft Bomb

Soft Bomb

The Chills

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Going through yet another line-up revamp -- Phillipps is the only one remaining from the Submarine Bells performers -- the Chills approached what turned out to be the final album as simply the Chills (instead of "Martin Phillipps and...") in an unsettled state. Former bassist Terry Moore rejoined, dB's legend Peter Holsapple was drafted to provide additional guitars and keyboards, while Van Dyke Parks provided unnerving orchestration for one track, "Water Wolves," but Phillipps remained dead center as always. The result was okay, but not as distinctly Chills as before -- the near-perfect fusion and extension of earlier styles on Bells became more of a grab-bag, with a few awkward stabs at proto-adult album alternative airplay. Other tunes range from brawling (and overproduced?) rockers to the series of tracks called "Soft Bomb" scattered throughout the album like commercial breaks. More quirky numbers include the drunk music hall band arrangement on "There Is No Harm in Trying" and "Song for Randy Newman Etc.," an odd homage to the musician obliquely addressing artistic struggles over a nice piano melody. Opener "The Male Monster From the Id" shows Phillipps' smart way with words hasn't changed at all, but the music isn't the strongest he's done, signaling the album's sometimes-on sometimes-off nature. The chorus of "Background Affair," an airy, inspiring float with the music, or the clever opening of the first "Soft Bomb": "If you'd asked me at a concert standing by the Clean/ I'd have said I'm OK, and this is what I mean" are among the "on" highlights. Further high points include the lovely "Halo Fading," and the slightly bluesy, ominous late-night vibe of "Entertainer."

© Ned Raggett /TiVo

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1
The Male Monster from the Id
00:03:46

Phillips, Writer - The Chills, MainArtist

2008 © 1992 Slash Records 2008 ℗ 1992 Slash Records, a label of Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company, for the World excluding New Zealand

2
Background Affair
00:04:17

The Chills, MainArtist

2008 © 1992 Slash Records 2008 ℗ 1992 Slash Records, a label of Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company, for the World excluding New Zealand

3
Ocean Ocean
00:03:56

The Chills, MainArtist

2008 © 1992 Slash Records 2008 ℗ 1992 Slash Records, a label of Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company, for the World excluding New Zealand

4
Soft Bomb
00:03:12

The Chills, MainArtist

2008 © 1992 Slash Records 2008 ℗ 1992 Slash Records, a label of Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company, for the World excluding New Zealand

5
There Is No Harm in Trying
00:00:39

The Chills, MainArtist

2008 © 1992 Slash Records 2008 ℗ 1992 Slash Records, a label of Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company, for the World excluding New Zealand

6
Strange Case
00:03:56

The Chills, MainArtist - Martin Phillipps, Composer

2008 © 1992 Slash Records 2008 ℗ 1992 Slash Records, a label of Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company, for the World excluding New Zealand

7
Soft Bomb II
00:01:02

The Chills, MainArtist

2008 © 1992 Slash Records 2008 ℗ 1992 Slash Records, a label of Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company, for the World excluding New Zealand

8
So Long
00:03:20

The Chills, MainArtist - Martin Phillipps, Writer

2008 © 1992 Slash Records 2008 ℗ 1992 Slash Records, a label of Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company, for the World excluding New Zealand

9
Song for Randy Newman Etc.
00:03:02

The Chills, MainArtist

2008 © 1992 Slash Records 2008 ℗ 1992 Slash Records, a label of Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company, for the World excluding New Zealand

10
Sleeping Giants
00:03:25

Martin Phillips, Writer - The Chills, MainArtist

2008 © 1992 Slash Records 2008 ℗ 1992 Slash Records, a label of Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company, for the World excluding New Zealand

11
Double Summer
00:03:13

Martin Phillips, Writer - The Chills, MainArtist

2008 © 1992 Slash Records 2008 ℗ 1992 Slash Records, a label of Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company, for the World excluding New Zealand

12
Sanctuary
00:03:53

Martin Phillips, Writer - The Chills, MainArtist

2008 © 1992 Slash Records 2008 ℗ 1992 Slash Records, a label of Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company, for the World excluding New Zealand

13
Halo Fading
00:03:34

Martin Phillips, Writer - The Chills, MainArtist

2008 © 1992 Slash Records 2008 ℗ 1992 Slash Records, a label of Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company, for the World excluding New Zealand

14
There Is No Point in Trying
00:00:34

Martin Phillips, Writer - The Chills, MainArtist

2008 © 1992 Slash Records 2008 ℗ 1992 Slash Records, a label of Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company, for the World excluding New Zealand

15
The Entertainer
00:03:20

Martin Phillips, Writer - The Chills, MainArtist

2008 © 1992 Slash Records 2008 ℗ 1992 Slash Records, a label of Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company, for the World excluding New Zealand

16
Water Wolves
00:04:40

Martin Phillips, Writer - The Chills, MainArtist

2008 © 1992 Slash Records 2008 ℗ 1992 Slash Records, a label of Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company, for the World excluding New Zealand

17
Soft Bomb III
00:01:06

The Chills, MainArtist

2008 © 1992 Slash Records 2008 ℗ 1992 Slash Records, a label of Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company, for the World excluding New Zealand

Chronique

Going through yet another line-up revamp -- Phillipps is the only one remaining from the Submarine Bells performers -- the Chills approached what turned out to be the final album as simply the Chills (instead of "Martin Phillipps and...") in an unsettled state. Former bassist Terry Moore rejoined, dB's legend Peter Holsapple was drafted to provide additional guitars and keyboards, while Van Dyke Parks provided unnerving orchestration for one track, "Water Wolves," but Phillipps remained dead center as always. The result was okay, but not as distinctly Chills as before -- the near-perfect fusion and extension of earlier styles on Bells became more of a grab-bag, with a few awkward stabs at proto-adult album alternative airplay. Other tunes range from brawling (and overproduced?) rockers to the series of tracks called "Soft Bomb" scattered throughout the album like commercial breaks. More quirky numbers include the drunk music hall band arrangement on "There Is No Harm in Trying" and "Song for Randy Newman Etc.," an odd homage to the musician obliquely addressing artistic struggles over a nice piano melody. Opener "The Male Monster From the Id" shows Phillipps' smart way with words hasn't changed at all, but the music isn't the strongest he's done, signaling the album's sometimes-on sometimes-off nature. The chorus of "Background Affair," an airy, inspiring float with the music, or the clever opening of the first "Soft Bomb": "If you'd asked me at a concert standing by the Clean/ I'd have said I'm OK, and this is what I mean" are among the "on" highlights. Further high points include the lovely "Halo Fading," and the slightly bluesy, ominous late-night vibe of "Entertainer."

© Ned Raggett /TiVo

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