Artist:
Nick Waterhouse
Genre: Soul
Release Date: 05/01/2012
Label: Innovative Leisure
Recording: Studio
Length: 32:08
Format: Download
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Artist Releases
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Time's All Gone (CD)
Nick Waterhouse
Is That Clear (7")
Nick Waterhouse
Time's All Gone
Nick Waterhouse
Is That Clear EP
Nick Waterhouse -
Time's All Gone (LP)
Nick Waterhouse
Raina (7")
Nick Waterhouse
Label Releases
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Lazer Sword (CD)
Lazer Sword
Will The Guns Come Out (CD)
Hanni El Khatib
Will The Guns Come Out (LP)
Hanni El Khatib
Time's All Gone (CD)
Nick Waterhouse -
Lazer Sword (LP)
Lazer Sword
Build. Destroy. Rebuild. (7")
Hanni El Khatib
Ceremony (CD)
Mexicans With Guns
Playa (12")
Freddie Gibbs -
Nguzunguzu (12")
Nguzunguzu
Is That Clear (7")
Nick Waterhouse
Open (LP)
Rhye
Lazer Sword
Lazer Sword
Time's All Gone
Nick Waterhouse
Amoeba Review
05/01/2012
The time is just right for Nick Waterhouse, who shines past his ’60s worshipping brethren by sounding just a little more punk, if still wholly in line with his retro aesthetic. Analog recording? Check. Rockabilly licks? Yup. Motown-style horns? You bet. But listen to what he does with it on “Some Place,” which starts with a wail from Waterhouse and puts him further in the mix of the song’s Stax-meets-Nuggets backdrop. The drums stop and start, a saxophone comes in and you realize he’s building it from the ground up, not aping a particular song or artist. Simplicity is the key to Waterhouse’s success, as the calm groove of “Say I Wanna Know” proves more soulful than any number of busier contemporaries, or how the surf-blues surge of “(If) You Want Trouble” stays just shy of dirty to keep you locked in, waiting. The subtle sexiness of Time’s All Gone will win a lot of hearts, and there’s no telling where a guy who knows his stuff like Waterhouse does will go next.
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