Centro-matic and South San Gabriel


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Centro-matic: All the Falsest Hearts Can Try (2000), 6.5/10
South San Gabriel: The Carlton Chronicles (2005), 6.5/10
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Will Johnson, a most prolific songwriter, fronted Centro-matic, a quartet based in Texas that, after a series of EPs, singles and cassettes, debuted with Redo the Stacks (1997). Their sound, that straddles the border between psychedelic-pop, cow-punk, noise-rock and emo-core (but definitely shuns post-rock), was defined and refined through Navigational (1999), The Static vs. Strings Vol 1 (1999), that collects leftovers, All the Falsest Hearts Can Try (Quality Park, 2000), perhaps their most accomplished work, South San Gabriel Songs/Music (2000), that spawned a side project, Distance and Clime (Idol, 2001) and Love You Just the Same (Misra, 2003), with Biology Tricks.

Will Johnson debuted solo with Murder Of Tides (2002) and launched a parallel project, South San Gabriel, that debuted with Welcome Convalescense (2003).

Will Johnson released another album under his own name, Vultures Await (2004), and a new South San Gabriel work, the allegorical concept album The Carlton Chronicles (Misra, 2005), perhaps his most mature work yet.

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