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 Reality Check - the Way Things Should Be $8.99 For a young band's first album, it's a firm foundation. Many of the songs sound similar to one another and the lyrics leave a little to be desired at times, but the instrumentals for each song demonstrate extraordinary talent, and melodies are sound. Guitarist/lead vocalist Jeremy sings well, but the standout tracks are the two that are duets with guest vocalist Seleste - "Empty Chicago" and "Lonely." It's catchy, it's angsty, and it's loud - picture the offspring of Staind and Better than Ezra, I think. Recommended to fans of Goo Goo Dolls' faster stuff. |
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