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5.0 out of 5 stars
Give this a listen!,
By Hanus (Brooklyn) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Mortality As Home Entertainment (Audio CD)
I think I have seen these guys 4 or 5 times since I'm from the Twin Cities. The first time I saw them I had never heard them before and it was the middle of summer. To this day every time I hear this disc it reminds me of summer and good times. I usually hate emo-ish voices but this singer doesnt get on my nerves at all. A lot of very good, quick energetic songs. I've been waiting for their next release for a long time now, even though I heard its not much like this CD.
3.0 out of 5 stars
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This review is from: Mortality As Home Entertainment (Audio CD)
As a displaced Saint Paul resident I may be a little bias, but this album isn't half bad. Favorites from the album are "Forget The Fashoin" and "Alias: The Bookeeper" (with guest vocals from Justin Pierre from Motion City Soundtrack). On vocals, I think STBALS stands out from the cookie-cutter singing voice heard so often today.This CD overall is decent, some awesome songs along with some obviously flawed songs (the last track on the album for example), but if you have a few extra dollars lying around I'd say check it out. It's promising for sure. I think they can only get better... |
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Mortality As Home Entertainment by Small Towns Burn a Little Slower (Audio CD - 2005)
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