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Bone Island is The Working Title's first full-length studio album since 2006's About-Face and illuminates a much more mature and eclectically raw sound than any previous release, and with reason. Given the good and bad experiences TWT has gone through in the last few years, and simply by virtue of vocalist, lyricist, founder and songwriter Joel Hamilton being older, in the way that people generally mature he has had some deeper knowledge and experience to pull from. Produced by Jake Sinclair and mixed by Claudius Mittendorfer (Mars Volta, Muse, Maroon 5, Brand New) Bone Island was recorded entirely at Joel Hamilton's newly built home studio.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
I was pleased,
This review is from: Bone Island (Audio CD)
I bought this cd from an overstock bin for a dollar without ever listening to the band (I would pay more now if I had to). Kind of reminds me of the newer phantom planet cds and shades of brand new's deja entendu. Other stuff too. I would recommend highly.
The only songs I could do without are Wolf and Hijackers. The others are golden. Top Tracks: Physical Love Love Make Me Free You Should Know Someone Else Sugar for my Sugar
4.0 out of 5 stars
Different, in a GOOD way,
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Don't get me wrong... I loved "Everyone Here Is Wrong" just as much as everyone else, but this one is a whole new bag of tricks. It's just as sincere, but more mature, and less polished. Don't be discouraged by the first impression of how different it is. Really listen to it. It's sincere. That's always been the common thread with The Working Title's songs. They never feel forced or contrived.
Give it a listen, and keep an open mind. I think you'll really enjoy it on a long term basis. (ps. I didn't like About face. I'm glad they went in this new direction rather than following that path)
2.0 out of 5 stars
Different Style of Music, not a good thing,
By Michelle Eliza "Michelle_eliza" (Michigan) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Bone Island (Audio CD)
I have LOVED The Working Title for some time now. All their past Albums are brilliant, both instrumentally and vocally. Their latest album however falls WAY short of the high bar that I have set for them.
The style is drastically different. I am not a fan. The only thing I could strongly recommend is listen to ALL samples before making the purchase for yourself. I wish I would have done this instead of getting so excited for something new from a band I have loved. Maybe it is just me, but: I WANT THE OLD WORKING TITLE BACK! On another side note, I HIGHLY recommend About Face, Everyone Here is Wrong and Sincerely.
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