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The album opens with “Hole In The Fence.”
It's gentle and tuneful and, doesn't really say
enough to make some sweeping generalisations, as
I like to do after one track. It builds and builds
throughout the track and ends in an empty explosion.
You know that big guitar sound which actually doesn't
comprise of very much, echoing away in the background
in a reverby mess. “Good Days” has a
more noticable form but just seems to repeat itself
over and over until suddenly it's finished. And
as it turns out, so does the rest of the album.
Not a single track to grab you. In the slightest.
In all honesty, I'm horifically bored. Another
band that wouldn't sound out of place at your
local pub or battle of the bands – the songs
are put together in such an obviously “heard
this many times before” way and offer nothing
remotely original or unique. There's not even
a catchy chorus, on the entire album, for Person
L's defence. I started the album thinking it could
be a bit Boxer Rebellion, but now I'm kicking
myself ever thinking that Person L could come
close to such a sound. It's nothing but painfully
average pub music, and though the pace may vary,
it still all says the same things. I challenge
you to be excited by this.
2/5
Review by Thom |
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Brian Medlin
Charles Schneider
Nathaniel Vaeth
Kenneth Vasoli
Ryan Zimmaro |
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1. Hole In The Fence
2. Good Days
3. The Positives
4. Goodness Gracious
5. New Sensation
6. Stay Calm
7. Sit Tight
8. Loudmouth
9. Changed Man
10. Pleasure Is All Mine
11. Untitled
12. I Sing The Body Electric |
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Score Code |
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- Top Cheese
- Brilliant
- Pretty damn good
- Ok I guess
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What Was That? |
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