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<\/p>\nWell, this one was teetering on not posting, but I think I will. Here is Another way.<\/p>\n
http:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=kVTPr8_hF0g&feature=player_embedded<\/p>\n
From the album Through The Wall (2012)<\/p>\n
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A Little Review:<\/p>\n
Their debut album\u2019s title is a reference to how guitarist\/vocalist Pam Autuori and drummer Jacob Schreiber would practice while they were neighbors in the Boston area, while their band name is an obvious testament to the varying musical elements going on, often in a single song. Autuoi\u2019s mixes Tori Amos-y vocals with the acoustic chops of Ani Difranco and the yelp of Alanis Morissette, and Schreiber\u2019s drums go toe-to-toe with her intensity. But while I hear this duo\u2019s mix of twisted indie-folk, I don\u2019t feel it. Their arrangements are too jagged, their melodies too scattershot and their lyrics too vague. Yet they show what they\u2019re capable of on \u201cMake Me,\u201d a pop ditty that bumps along and has the honor of being the most cohesive song on the record. For a band whose best moments come when they keep things simple, I\u2019m perplexed as to why they don\u2019t use simplicity more often.<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n Website<\/a><\/span><\/span><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Well, this one was teetering on not posting, but I think I will. Here is Another way. http:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=kVTPr8_hF0g&feature=player_embedded From the album Through The Wall (2012) A Little Review: Their debut album\u2019s title is a reference to how guitarist\/vocalist Pam Autuori … Continue reading