Native Fiction – “First Case Scenario”

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1. Intro
2. Oval Office Upper Deck
3. Pinjara
4. March of Ides
5. I Call On You
6. Yu’s Dragons
7. Waters Long
8. Electric Blanket

"They're not exactly straight-up rock, nor are they a jam band or prog rockers...Native Fiction creates an impressive chorus of primal-sounding music. There is nothing fake about the Fiction lineup." -- Allison Augustyn, Pioneer Press

Promoting the spirit of free mind and spurning conformity, the result of their union is an emotional, intense example of thought provoking rock. Rich, powerful vocal harmonies blend seamlessly into shifting rhythms and evocative guitar work. The strength of Native Fiction lies in their ability to convey myriad moods, heightening tension and releasing it in dynamic waves that portray their dedication to professional ability. Their lyrics embrace vivid consciousness and the joys and pains that come with it, all injected with a wry sense of humor and a genuine curiosity for the human condition.

The progressive palette of Native Fiction does not paint them into a corner defined by conventional genre. Rather, it frees them to explore sounds both physical and cerebral, rocking furiously with one glance and soaring harmoniously with one another. The energy contained in their studio recordings and on stage has lured a variety of local audiences, who are further hooked by their unique melody and thoughtful compositions.

"There's a certain irrreverence to being uncatagorizable, the songs of Native Fiction draw you in and sound like nothing but the future." – Doug McBride (Owner - Gravity Studios, Chicago)

"You won't find a band in Chicagoland more driven to succeed than Native Fiction. They have a firm grasp on the importance of tireless promotion and they're ever intent on maintaining a high public profile and professional image within the local scene. On stage, the band delivers on the hype with energetic live shows that keep the audiences guessing as the music hops from one genre to the next. And although, these days, it seems everyone's claiming their own brand of "this meets that with a little bit of some ther thing", Native Fiction's technical chops actually demand such variety. Anything predictable would be a waste of the band's first class musicianship." – House Call Entertainment, Chicago

Released November 2004