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Neva Dinova

Neva Dinova

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Omaha-based Neva Dinova has put out a very tidy ten-song, self-titled album. Coming off as a cross between a dreamy, ambient guitar-fronted project, a lounge act ("Lucifer's Lament"), and an Americanized U2, the five lads in Neva Dinova don't seem to falter too much. This album seems suited for the bitter cold days of winter looking out onto pastoral landscapes. Tunes such as "Did You Disappoint Your God?" reflect this gentle mood. The next song, "At Least the Pain Is Real," reflects another side of the band, while not alienating anyone. It starts out with simple guitar and drum work and builds into a pseudo-Radiohead swagger until the chorus bursts at the seams, sending the song all over the place in a beautiful mess. Later on in the tune, the guitar plays out a delicate solo and at the point where one might think it'll play back on itself and repeat, it instead works nicely into a gentle distortion reminiscent of a refreshing drink from a natural waterfall. Definitely an album meant for the more starkly emotional months related back to autumn and winter, this self-titled work shows that there's more going on in Omaha than some might think.
© Kurt Morris /TiVo

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1
The Tin Man
00:02:17

Neva Dinova, MainArtist - Bushy John (ASCAP), MusicPublisher

2009 Saddle Creek 2009 Saddle Creek

2
Dances Fantastic
00:05:09

Neva Dinova, MainArtist - Bushy John (ASCAP), MusicPublisher

2009 Saddle Creek 2009 Saddle Creek

3
Lucifer's Lament
00:03:40

Neva Dinova, MainArtist - Bushy John (ASCAP), MusicPublisher

2009 Saddle Creek 2009 Saddle Creek

4
Jesus' Choir
00:04:55

Neva Dinova, MainArtist - Bushy John (ASCAP), MusicPublisher

2009 Saddle Creek 2009 Saddle Creek

5
Anita
00:05:01

Neva Dinova, MainArtist - Bushy John (ASCAP), MusicPublisher

2009 Saddle Creek 2009 Saddle Creek

6
It's Worse When You're Young
00:03:44

Neva Dinova, MainArtist - Bushy John (ASCAP), MusicPublisher

2009 Saddle Creek 2009 Saddle Creek

7
Brooklyn
00:03:24

Neva Dinova, MainArtist - Bushy John (ASCAP), MusicPublisher

2009 Saddle Creek 2009 Saddle Creek

8
Did You Disappoint Your God?
00:06:24

Neva Dinova, MainArtist - Bushy John (ASCAP), MusicPublisher

2009 Saddle Creek 2009 Saddle Creek

9
Meetings For Surrender
00:05:23

Neva Dinova, MainArtist - Bushy John (ASCAP), MusicPublisher

2009 Saddle Creek 2009 Saddle Creek

10
At Least The Pain Is Real
00:04:19

Neva Dinova, MainArtist - Bushy John (ASCAP), MusicPublisher

2009 Saddle Creek 2009 Saddle Creek

11
State Of Town
00:02:56

Neva Dinova, MainArtist - Bushy John (ASCAP), MusicPublisher

2009 Saddle Creek 2009 Saddle Creek

12
Instrumental 2
00:03:11

Neva Dinova, MainArtist - Bushy John (ASCAP), MusicPublisher

2009 Saddle Creek 2009 Saddle Creek

Album review

Omaha-based Neva Dinova has put out a very tidy ten-song, self-titled album. Coming off as a cross between a dreamy, ambient guitar-fronted project, a lounge act ("Lucifer's Lament"), and an Americanized U2, the five lads in Neva Dinova don't seem to falter too much. This album seems suited for the bitter cold days of winter looking out onto pastoral landscapes. Tunes such as "Did You Disappoint Your God?" reflect this gentle mood. The next song, "At Least the Pain Is Real," reflects another side of the band, while not alienating anyone. It starts out with simple guitar and drum work and builds into a pseudo-Radiohead swagger until the chorus bursts at the seams, sending the song all over the place in a beautiful mess. Later on in the tune, the guitar plays out a delicate solo and at the point where one might think it'll play back on itself and repeat, it instead works nicely into a gentle distortion reminiscent of a refreshing drink from a natural waterfall. Definitely an album meant for the more starkly emotional months related back to autumn and winter, this self-titled work shows that there's more going on in Omaha than some might think.
© Kurt Morris /TiVo

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