The sound that created all the hype on Tired Of Tomorrow continues to deliver the same familiar mode and melody. The record lingers for a bit, while only clocking in at nine tracks, but with the all inclusive closure “(Hope) Is Just Another Word With A Hole In It,” it seems like the band accomplished what they were set out to do. The acclaim for the act and this record are intense, and in my opinion unwarranted, but maybe I just son’t understand what the band is trying to do. From an auditory standpoint, the tunes can be a bit of a bore.
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