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There's enough diversity in this album that something is bound to appeal to just about any fan of rock.
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Alternative PressPerfect major-label American alt-rock--slick, smart and serious enough without being somber to reach out to even the least emotionally confused people without scaring off the moody ones. [May 2002, p.94]
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A solid, expertly realized slice of alternative rock: smart, furious and concise; devoid of any hip-hop influences or electronica underpinnings; informed by punk but with an adolescent kind of lust for heavy-metal riffs.
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An album that emerges as a solid, infectious effort, but eventually collapses under its own weight, unable to keep all its stylistic efforts coherent.
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While there is much to recommend this disc, Moth would be wise to develop a more distinctive voice.
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BlenderThis is Fountains of Wayne or the Church with real power in their power pop. [Apr/May 2002, p.116]
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They're fresh and clean, delivering spiky cut riffs while lyrics are unpretentious about love and heartbreak.
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There are moments when you wish for just a tiny bit of dirt, or just a little bit of edge.
User score distribution:
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JessRJun 15, 2005Awesome album
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CletusD.May 1, 2002