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June 20, 2007back pages

On to “Broken Horses”

Now that Dead Knowledge is out and available, it’s time to start thinking about the next project. “Broken Horses” will be a compilation of early […]

March 26, 2007back pages

Uncovering Covers

Over the winter Jake set about to uncover unreleased and forgotten Moviola tracks. He remastered plenty, and there’s a forthcoming CD-R (working title: “Broken Horses”) […]

February 25, 2007back pages, dead knowledge

Dead Knowledge iz coming

While it’s nothing approaching the Murdoch-owned lameness that is a myspace page, consider this locale to be Moviola HQ for the near term. Random postings […]

Todd-o-phonic Todd: Playlist from May 29, 2021. WFMU (Expat, Moviola)

Daily Distraction: Become an 'Expat' with Moviola, Columbus Alive

PREMIERE: Moviola’s physically transcendent rock tune ‘Expat’, Happy Mag

Moviola returns to the unwashed fringes with ‘Scrape and Cuss’, Columbus Alive

Review of the Week: Moviola - Broken Horses, Columbus Alive

Dead Knowledge Review, Scene Magazine

Moviola: Recording All Over The Place, Tape Op

East of Eager Review, Donewaiting

Rumors of the Faithful, PopMatters

Moviola’s “Dead Knowledge” is Lucky #7, Obscure Sound

...(Moviola's) unadorned melodies, gliding riffs and prose coalesce song and story into multi-dimensioned scenes starring characters you can almost touch. Moviola offer a place to shake off your shoes and bleed into the woodwork. --LA Weekly

...Mostly, however, Moviola taps the spirit of NRBQ, another open-ended combo that swings to its own trends. The album plays like a murmur from the old world, tracing a fading movement in pop music that never really was. --TimeOut NY

...It's the ability to be quirky, individualist and knowing, include ironic asides, and at the same time communicate real feeling, or to empathize so strongly with another, that you're actually there with them. That's the quality that Moviola have. They avoid the alt- country and even Americana ghetto altogether, their range is too wide. --SF Weekly