2009-09-17
Hailing from Louisville, Kentucky, this foursome offers morose, sophomoric lyrics set to a well-produced electric guitar and drums background. This adds up to rock that is sometimes interesting (occasionally even a bit reminiscent of Interpol, though nearly not as cool). It does tend to drag, though, before the disc if half finished. Best song here is "Into the Tomorrow". Though "Hello Darlin'" is supposed to be the focus track, I found it to be a dull ballad, even with its catchy chorus. Rebecca RuthJimmy and the Mustangs
Another Round
JACK JOHNSON
To the Sea
THE LONG WINTERS
Putting the Days to Bed
KATE SCHUTT
TELEPHONE GAME
...AND YOU WILL KNOW US BY THE TRAIL OF DEAD
The Century of Self
Locksley
Don't Make Me Wait
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