CD Review: Antietam
by Jeff Napier May 21, 2008

Opus Mixtum
Carrot Top
Four stars

Louisville’s Antietam has been around the block a few times. From its days as a Homestead band in the Reagan era, it has continuously kept its blend of Southern gothic dream pop relevant and fresh. Antietam’s newest project, Opus Mixtum, is a concept based on tired ideas. Who makes double albums these days? And who makes one CD rocking and the other acoustic? I mean, besides Foo Fighters. Well, Antietam has and it’s a doozy.

The combined strengths of core members Tara Key and Tim Harris make this affair anything but tired and over-indulgent. Both CDs in this set are sterling examples of first-rate indie-rock songcraft.

Sounds like:
Homestead labelmates, Foo Fighters
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