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1. 13 rows · Feb 08,  · Discover releases, reviews, credits, songs, and more about Ikara Colt - Chat And Business at Discogs. Complete your Ikara Colt collection.4/5(71).

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2. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Chat And Business on Discogs. Label: Epitaph - • Format: Vinyl LP, Album • Country: US • Genre: Rock • Style: Punk, Indie Rock Ikara Colt: Chat & Business ‎ (CD, Album, Promo) Fantastic Plastic: fpcd UK: /5(16).

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3. Professional ratings; Review scores; Source Rating; Pitchfork: / Chat and Business is the debut album from British post-punk/art rock band Ikara idexnihamsapa.ibepchipsibenreuclearlucamcopotu.co was released on Fantastic Plastic Records on 4 March (released in Europe and the USA on Epitaph Records, and in Japan by Maximum 10 Records. The record was disqualified from the UK album charts as accompanying stickers, which the Genre: Alternative rock.

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4. Ikara Colt has found themselves a niche with pounding out punchy, quite and efficient rockers that are short on originality, but huge on attitude and careless grit. Chat & Business takes plenty of cues from jagged edges of Joy Division to the combustablity of early 90's sonic youth in thier basic guitar, drum, vox mix that occasionly adds some /5(11).

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5. Ikara Colt follows the punk rock fleet of (the Liars, Interpol) and spits on rock mainstream in the process. Chat and Business, their first for Epitaph, functions with a minimalist approach; threads of early Sonic Youth ("One Note") and Joy Division ("At the Lodge") echo throughout as Ikara Colt keeps a near-bulletproof guitar jam. Frontman Paul Resende is a vocal curmudgeon with style 6/

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6. Ikara Colt: Chat & Business ‎ (CD, Album, Promo) Fantastic Plastic: fpcd UK: Related to Ikara Colt - Chat And Business.

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7. Chat and Business is the debut album from British post punk / art rock band Ikara idexnihamsapa.ibepchipsibenreuclearlucamcopotu.co was released on Fantastic Plastic Records on March 4th (released in Europe and the USA on Epitaph Records, and in Japan by Maximum 10 Records. The record was disqualified from the UK album charts as accompanying stickers, which the purchaser was to match with the captions below spaces on the .

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