sound: Punk Rock/ Post-Hardcore
length: 11 songs, 42.7 minutes
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1. Don't Ever Tell Locke What He Can't Do 2:57
2. If Tragedy's Appealing, Then Disaster's An Addiction 3:19
3. Bleed And Blister (Version 3) 3:27
4. The Day No One Needed To Know 6:04
5. This Is All Bigger Than Me 3:05
6. The Frightening Reality Of The Fact That We Will All Have To Grow Up And Settle Down One Day 3:56
7. The Politics Of Living And The Shame In Dying 3:36
8. The East Has Stolen What The West May Want 3:35
9. Seasons Fade... Fevers Rage... It's A Slow Decay 3:46
10. There Are A Million Reasons For Why This May Not Work... And Just One Good One For Why It Will 5:38
11. The Song I Swore To Never Sing 3:22
As any good Alexisonfire fan i of course had to chck out Moneen cus the guys have a serious hard on for each other. It might have something to do with being from Canada, or something to do with their comparable dueling guitar styles. However don't go into this record expecting the heavy screaming of George Petitt, these guys are more about melody and harmony. Borrowing the fast pace drumming style of Jordan Hastings, this record explodes right out the gate with Don't Ever Tell Locke. Best fucking Moneen record hands down, check it out.
sounds like: Bayside, old Story of the Year, Finch
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