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This album is like twelve kinds of brilliant. It's so up-tempo, but fantastically dark. I've been listening to this album for a decade and I still love it.
Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2003
I saw the Reunion Show on tour when they came to my town and I was blown away. This group brought so much energy to the concert that they received louder applause and crowd support than the more popular and better known Midtown for which I payed to see. With that said, I immediately bought the album and loved it, but it didn't bring with it the amazing energy I got from seeing them live. The album as great as it is doesn't do them justice.
i saw these live, performing this album along side the starting line and atticus...they f*****g rocked the stage (tell ya, the lead singer a maniac on stage...stay at least 3m back). So just buy this album....END
ok so you're thinking about buying a new album, and im here to tell you to buy this one! From the first song to the last this cd is packed with catchy lyrics and a great sound which includes a keyboard. my favorite song is probably Star Searching, but other great ones include Stuck on You and Dedication. That's all I have to say about that, this album is one of the best of the year, i strongly recomend it, and i also strongly recomend seeing these guys live cuz they're amazing! Hope you like it as much as i do!
Just got this and I'm quite impressed. Kill Your Television is a pop-rock record, a bit of a surprise on victory but they have been branching out a lot recently. You know pop-rock: shiny production, big hooks and melodies, slightly slower than pop-punk, that sort of stuff. It's a good one though; they've got moog/keyboard thrown in for a bit of added interest which sounds a bit like the keyboard fills on a nerf herder record and most of the songs come across like the slower tempo songs on the new sugarcult record. Only negative point is that the lyrics are a bit repetitive in places. I really like the layout of the liners on this CD and the artwork is cool too. I'd reccomend it to anyone who liked the Benjamins, or those who like Sugarcult.
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