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Maybe by the time their next album rolls around they will be able to tame their influences into a more coherent-sounding body of work that will more fully represent their abilities.
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When Kill Them With Kindness works it's because of Fein and Wraight's keen attention to melody and the way their voices complement one another and inject these songs with warmth and emotion.
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UncutThey produce big pop hooks via skewed My Bloody Valentine guitars more reminiscent of Giant Drag, but with the abrasiveness replaced by sugary harmonies. [May 2007, p.93]
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Kill Them With Kindess simply doesn’t demonstrate the talent or caliber of song I know that Headlights are capable of.
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Big tunes welded to even bigger guitars.
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Under The RadarKill Them With Kindness is an impressive debut proving that the remaining members of Absinthe Blind are not living in the past but continually experimenting into the future. [Summer 2006]
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SpinA melodic world of deliciously messy guitars, synthesizers, and piano. [Sep 2006, p.102]
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Kill Them With Kindness might be a rewarding listen, for example, for a Stars fan, but then again it might be better to stick with the more familiar originals.
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Kill Them With Kindness works on some levels, but overall it lacks the gravitas of other contemporary pop specialists like... Stars.
User score distribution:
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Positive: 4 out of 4
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Nov 28, 2014
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AndyFeb 1, 2007
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MikeOct 23, 2006