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| 3.0 good | alextheantichrist | November 26th 11 |
Nice use of synth's. Kind of disappointed because it's too catchy where I start to lose a little interest but with songs like "Zelda" and "September Brought the Fall" it's just catchy enough to enjoy without being too sugarcoated. Also, some of the songs like "Stay Pretty" are good substitutes that I listened to while waiting for the next Blink-182 album(Neighbourhoods) with the lead singer sounding like Mark Hoppus.
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| 4.5 superb | poppunkape | September 15th 07 |
Catchy, fun, amusing, and abrasive. These are all words to perfectly describe the Epitaph debut from southerners Farewell. Mixing different tones from All Time Low down to Set Your Goals, Classic Crime, or even New Found Glory, this group of guys have created a clingy yet somewhat technical pop punk release complete with Motion City Soundtrack influenced keyboard parts. The album itself contains heavy hitter after heavy hitter. In fact this debut is so solid that i've found myself quite weary of the band's future albums. The lyrical content is delivered in a way that would have Patrick Stump of Fall Out Boy proud, but without the annoying throaty tone that's become quite typical of many Fueled By Ramen artists. Each and every track on this album is bound to have your head bouncing like a bobble-head doll as Marshall Davis successfully delivers infectious choruses layered with pristine harmonies backed by resilient guitar tracks and in your face keyboard leads. Other tracks such as "Sing Baby" exude a sound that fans of Madina Lake or Bayside would take quite fondly to. When it comes down to it, Farewell have basically hit all of the key points of a successful pop-punk album while still remaining quite original in the process
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| 4.5 superb | SlyZ | April 29th 18 |
| 4.0 excellent | Froot | July 26th 15 |
| 3.5 great | toyour | October 21st 09 |
| 3.0 good | DiceMan | September 29th 09 |
| 3.0 good | Vesey | April 2nd 09 |
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