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Sirens and Condolences
Rock · 2004 · 11 tracks

Sirens and Condolences

Gritty, minor-key punk rock with a cynical heart. A debut defined by technical guitar work and raw, nasal vocals exploring the darker corners of suburban life.

January 27, 2004 · Victory Records

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A sharp, unblinking look at suburban misery and self-sabotage through a lens of technical punk rock.

Tracklist · 11 Tracks
01
Masterpiece
3:44
02
Poison in My Veins
3:32
03
Phone Call From Poland
3:23
04
Talking of Michelangelo
3:38
05
Alcohol and Altar Boys
3:03
06
A Synonym for Acquiesce
5:17
07
How to Fix Everything
4:05
08
Kellum
2:36
09
If You're Bored
3:05
10
Just Enough to Love You
3:46
11
Guardrail
3:41
Moments Worth Listening For
The jarring transition from the melodic verses to the aggressive, resentment-filled chorus of Guardrail.
The desolate, stripped-back opening of A Synonym for Acquiesce that builds into a desperate plea for connection.
The technical, interlocking guitar work in Masterpiece that sets the blueprint for the band's future sound.
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