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For fans of Big Star and Teenage Fanclub . . . Songs like "Fake It" and "Elephantitis" burst out of the speakers, bright and jangly guitars at the forefront, supported by piano, horns and cascading backing vocals. "America at Night" is rooted more in classic rock than '90s alt-rock and that helps give the songs a timeless feel -- well-written, well-performed . . . extremely tuneful, and immaculately produced music. -David Malitz (Washington Post) A package of tightly crafted songs . . . draws upon Dylan and The Band but with the modern sensibility of Wilco . . . not the meandering experimentation of many freshman efforts. -DC Magazine The one-two punch
of “Elephantitis”, a rushing, gushing power-popper, and “Fake
It”, with its requisite jangle and harmonies, was the perfect antidote
to midsummer malaise. Worth the wait . . . a refreshingly straightforward
band. -Graham Hough-Cornwell (DCist.com) One of the strongest local records of the year and a great live band. -Instrumental Analysis Wonderfully
done record . . . catchy, driving music, well-written lyrics and beautiful
harmonies. Tracks can go from piano heavy to guitar thunder, from sleepy
chill to jarring, all seamlessly . . . these tracks sound bigtime. The
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7-03-08 Pictures from Crafty Bastards . . .
1-31-08 Check out the podcast of our performance and interview on the radio show Undeclared Rock on George Washington University Radio. 1-17-08 "All
the World is New" was featured in the Washington City Paper last
week in the One Track Mind column.
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