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The name says a lot about 'em.
On the one hand they've got this sugary sweetness or knack for
the poppier side of things. On the other the razor gleams,
signaling a close shave to your listening stubble is in the near
future… or basically we might say Greenday, called it a day
and went to bed satisfied.
After the opening two tracks, something
different happens, still in the Power Pop/Punk vein, only slower
and more evocative.
"Hate Every Beautiful Day" is this one and easily
stands alone as the operative hit single. It's an anthemic
crowd pleaser in an overtone of otherwise fuzzy dynamics.
Described as an Elvis
Costello fronted Cheap Trick style, which I'll go with from time
to time, particularly in the voice of singer Tim Pagnotta, their
post-modern feel is true enough, angling said yesterday players
with the more contemporary rage of age and Warped style. What
sets 'em apart then? They have better tailors than the rest of
us.
Impressive
debut in the fine art of hooks, harmonies and hyperactivity.
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Start Static |
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Ultimatum
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Vinnie Apicella |
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