Ampline

"The eight instrumentals that make up Ampline's debut disc The Choir have more in common with Mission Of Burma than the standard amorphous post-rock. The Cincinnati group plays passages of complex, chiming beauty, but most of its songs begin and end in a compressed rush so intense that it's easy to forget the lack of vocals." - The Onion | "Really good amped up instrumental guitar rock. These gentlemen have a great big adrenaline-fueled sound that is characterized by charging rhythms and heavy guitars." - Babysue | "We’ve got fine upstanding indie rock without the nuance of vocals. . Go get this album because your CD collection is thus far incomplete without it." - Smother | "For Cincinnati, Ohio's Ampline, The Choir proves that their brand of instrumental music has legs to stand on its own. Immediately I was impressed with the solid musicianship; intricate guitar lines feed off a tight rhythm section, constantly weaving in and out of each other. Bottom Line – this is a great disc by a great band." - Sponic