taken from the Columbus Alive City Paper  (preview for our 10/11/02 show at Ruby Tuesday)

I don't know whether Dysrhythmia or Technician is headlining this show but, more to the point, I don't even understand why these two bands are playing together. The fact that they share a split 10-inch [it's a 7-inch - KH]  makes my head hurt. I don't care if they're both from Philly-that's not good enough reason to pair two vastly dissimilar outfits.
Dysrhythmia reviewed first out of alphabetical correctness, means "an abnormal rhythm", and they're correctly named. The trio's self-released sophomore album, No Interference, is an all-instrumental affair, with the musicians playing a game of "guess who we want to be, King Crimson or a prog-metal band that loves "21st Century Schizoid Man" too much?" The winner of the game is...nobody, as far as I can tell.
Technician, reviewed last because they're marginally more interesting, means " a specialist in the technical details of a subject or occupation," and they're correctly named. The subject is this case is Shellac, and Technician is certainly a specialist in that they do not deviate from all that is Shellac on Opposition [Tranquillity Base] They even got Steve Albini to produce the disc, though one gets the idea that the band pulled a Misery on him, kidnapping him while fawning "We're your number-one fan." - Brian O'Neill