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- Artist(s): Max Gregor, Alex Kerns, Sheena Ozzella
- Summary: This is the third full-length studio release for the Buffalo indie punk-pop trio.
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- Record Label: Bridge Nine Records
- Genre(s): Pop/Rock, Alternative/Indie Rock, Indie Rock, Punk-Pop
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Jun 19, 2013An album on par with its predecessor but at times, exceeding it. It has everything people love about the band in abundance.
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Jun 19, 2013Sweet and thoughtful but not without edge, Lemuria knowingly toys with us on The Distance Is So Big, reveling in the loops of the lyrics and the strength of their unique saccharine force.
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Kerrang!Jun 26, 2013The resulting shift in sound not only suits Lemuria, it sets them apart from the indie pack. [15 Jun 2013, p.54]
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Jun 19, 2013More than anything though this is a record which feels warmed by summer sun, reminiscent of misty sunsets to blistering mid-mornings it listens like an album made by a band from California rather than New York.
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Jun 26, 2013Three albums in and Lemuria are starting to explore past the point where their heroes left off, and while it's not quite uncharted territory, it's certainly moving in the right direction.
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Alternative PressJun 19, 2013The Distance Is So Big isn't as immediately accessible as previous Lemuria records, but overall, it has far more depth. [Jul 2013, p.100]
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Jun 20, 2013While the best moments on The Distance Is So Big have hooks to spare, “Scienceless” and “Public Opinion Bath” could’ve used at least one. It’s just hard to maintain that kind of optimism over the course of a whole record.