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4.0 out of 5 stars
Solid, good ol' rock n' roll,
By Stone (Calgary, Alberta) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Terminal Romance (Dig) (Audio CD)
"Tall Trees" and "Terminal Romance" are the two songs that stand out the most on this record. I'm glad he's experimented with his style a bit but am not the biggest fan of the punk beat drumming on a couple of the songs. Can't complain though cause Matt Mays really knows how to rock!
5.0 out of 5 stars
Heavier music, but as good as the old stuff,
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This review is from: Terminal Romance (MP3 Download)
This album is distinctly a heavier rock (more "grunge") than Matt Mays' prior albums (which were more rock ballads). This change was foreshadowed somewhat in the When Angles Make Contact soundtrack. At first I wasn't too keen on this album, but it has really grown on me. And it really is just as good as his previous albums. A couple songs (like Rock Ranger Record) are very fast-paced, but there are still some songs with Mays' classic sound (like Terminal Romance and Long Since Gone). I think most Mays fans will be pleased with this album. It definitely illustrates that Mays is breaking out of his mold a little and experimenting with and refining his style.
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Terminal Romance (Dig) by Matt Mays (Audio CD - 2008)
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