http://www.rhapsody.com/goto?rcid=art.42801&rws=%2Fthe-wedding-present%2Fmusic-videos.rssIndie Rock assailants the Wedding Present have charmingly pounded audiences with a uniquely aggressive, eminently graceful style since 1987. Largely the product of singer David Gedge and recordists Steve Albini and Steve Fisk -- their blissfully noisy, song-rich albums make the absolute most of careening guitars, smooth, yet heavy drumming, and Gedge's endearing, soon-to-crack vocal style. Radiant rockers like <i>Watusi</i>'s "So Long, Baby" and "Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah," as well as the furiously romantic "Dalliance" (from <i>Seamonsters</i>) stand as testimonial, each sending an intangible, Technicolored sparkle that cuts into the higher bandwidth like a cold wind off the water. - Kelly BaumanIndie/Alternativeen720Fri, 18 Dec 2009 22:17:32 -0800 http://static.realone.com/rotw/images/logo_rhapsody_113x22.gif http://www.rhapsody.com/goto?rcid=art.42801&rws=%2Fthe-wedding-present%2Fmusic-videos.rss Indie Rock assailants the Wedding Present have charmingly pounded audiences with a uniquely aggressive, eminently graceful style since 1987. Largely the product of singer David Gedge and recordists Steve Albini and Steve Fisk -- their blissfully noisy, song-rich albums make the absolute most of careening guitars, smooth, yet heavy drumming, and Gedge's endearing, soon-to-crack vocal style. Radiant rockers like <i>Watusi</i>'s "So Long, Baby" and "Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah," as well as the furiously romantic "Dalliance" (from <i>Seamonsters</i>) stand as testimonial, each sending an intangible, Technicolored sparkle that cuts into the higher bandwidth like a cold wind off the water. - Kelly Bauman