putting emphasis on "the depths" without the aggression, peeling layers of black and greys amid grinding guitar noise that sets tone rather than mood. "This Isn't The Place" is the record's unequivocal highlight, a slow burning song that rises from the haunted ashes of "Something I Can Never Have," sprawling with a similar claustrophobic piano line and frail vocals that will have your hairs standing up as Reznor softly laments "I thought we had more time". - DG

4. HELVETIA | "Sun Chasers"

One of the greatest and most perpetually overlooked bands of our generation, Portland's Helvetia released a new single "Sun Chasers," the title track to their new beach towel accompanying EP. Forever led by the brilliant Jason Albertini (Duster/Built To Spill), his understanding of guitar tones, melody, anda cashier and stock clerk in a retail business.


3
On February 6, 1981, plaintiff was admitted to Fairview General Hospital complaining of right-sided weakness.  Upon examination, plaintiff was found to have a mild right-sided hemiparesis (muscle weakness on right side of body).  A full battery of tests was ordered by plaintiff's treating physician, Dr. Good.  As a result of these tests, Dr. Good determined on February 18, 1981, that plaintiff was disabled for work purposes, needed extensive physical and occupational therapy, and had a guarded prognosis.  This prognosis and diagnosis remained constant during the subsequent course of his treatment of plaintiff.


4
In February of 1981, plaintiff underwent occupational therapy.  The occupational therapist reported that plaintiff could independently bathe, dress and feed herself.  The report