Nobody Knows This Is Everywhere
- 764-Hero
- Band Name: 764-Hero
- Record Label: Tiger Style
- Release Date: Apr 9, 2002
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- Summary: The Seattle-based emo trio (although now without one-time member James Bertram of Red Stars Theory) moves to Tiger Style Records for this, their fourth full-length release. Phil Ek (Unwound, Built To Spill) produced these 10 tracks.
- Record Label: Tiger Style
- Genre(s): Indie, Rock
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Just what the doctor ordered for those underwhelmed by last year's Built To Spill album. [Jul 2002, p.94]
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80The band has finally become more than the sum of its friends. [#54, p.106]
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60The band seems to have lost the fire under its collective ass that propelled its previous records to greatness. Without it, they sound merely pleasant and adequate rather than intense and fiery as they have previously.
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