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 Nightlife - Sick City
 Nightlife - Sick City ... Tracklisting1 Antoinette 2 XX & Xy 3 Turning Heads 4 Killing Ourselves to Feel 5 Islands 6 Nightlife 7 In the Millions 8 Heist 9 Moving, Not Moving Forward 10 Smiles & Cries 11 City Lights 12 Tora, Tora, My Dear Tora Newest Review: ... fantastic to sing along to and as you listen to 'Nightlife' you can't help but do so. The music possesses a greatly beauteous ... more ... quality; the guitars and vocals are most impressively constructed in the sound and the drumbeats also are incredibly well worked and powerfully put across.
As the band progresses its way through this album the music never fails to impress, every track here is incredibly well written and the lyrical content of the tracks always is strong. Tracks such as 'Killing Ourselves to Feel' and 'Moving, Not Moving Forward' do I feel show the bands music at its very best; the music reminds me a little of Armor For Sleep, the ...more |
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Nightlife - Sick City: The City That Never Sleeps (687 words)
by - written on 21/06/08 (Very useful, 32 readings)
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Sick City is a Canadian five-piece band making music in the genre of melodic hardcore. The bands drummer is the brother of Comeback Kid front man Andrew Neufeld; clearly the Neufeld family is incredibly musical as both Sick City and Comeback Kid also are absolutely excellent bands. The music created with this 'Nightlife' album always is fresh and uplifting; the vocals are simply magnificent and the instrumental side of things also is supremely strong here. The tracks are well constructed, the music is mightily melodious and never does the sound created here by Sick City fail to make me smile. This is a band with a keen ear for a good melody, right from the ... Read the complete review
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