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With a rocky Foals meets At The Drive In introduction,
The Doppler
Effect is a potentially exciting song. It's got
a great pace, but then
turns into a somewhat rawer sound, similar to that
of the latterly
mentioned At The Drive In. Not quite what you'd
expect from the intro,
nor the three well-groomed gents on their MySpace.
A harmonica even
works its way in there, and despite the fact there's
a lot of different
things going on, and varying sections and paces,
it still works in a
strange but charming way.
And it's not a different story with the accompanying
tracks “Burn To
Exile” and “Rio De Janeiro.”
They're all songs that are harder to get
into than their fabulous intros would let you
believe, but definitely
worth a listen. Their MySpace also features another
track, and the
album's out soon. However, if you don't like any
punk music, with it's
rough edges and whatnot, then you won't like this.
3.5/5
Review by Thom |
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Philip (guitar, lead vocals)
Robert (bass, backing vocals)
Nick (drums) |
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1. The Doppler Effect
2. Burn To Exile
3. Rio De Janeiro |
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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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