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 Sometimes Things Just Disappear - Polar Bear Club
 Sometimes Things Just Disappear - Polar Bear Club ... Tracklisting1 Eat Dinner, Bury the Dog and Run 2 Hollow Place 3 Bug Parade 4 Another Night in the Rock 5 Burned out in a Jar 6 As 'Twere the Mirror 7 Tried 8 Our Ballads 9 Heart Attack at Thirty 10 Convinced I'm Wrong Newest Review: ... over with the aforementioned rough vocals. When I first listened to the album, it seemed an unusual choice for an opening ... more ... song, but after repeated listens it fits perfectly well with the shape of the whole album. Next track 'Hollow Place' helps the flow of the record with a drum based introduction leading into a mid-tempo rhythm. The chorus demonstrates the band's ability to write really good melodies. The gruff vocals are swapped for a smoother sound, and an instantly memorable chorus follows.
'The Bug Parade' and 'Another Night in the Rock' are usually a couple of the most entertaining songs to see the band perform live. Backing vocals ...more |
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Sometimes Things Just Disappear
Release Date: 2008 - 03 - 17, Audio CD, Red Leader Last Update 22.11.2009 05:45
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Sometimes Things Just Disappear - Polar Bear Club: Sometimes Things Just Disappear (730 words)
by - written on 27/06/09 (Very useful, 29 readings)
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With their second album 'Chasing Hamburg' set to be released in September this year, Polar Bear Club have risen in popularity with a combination of their 2008 release 'Sometimes Things Just Disappear' and hard work. Seen in the UK supporting The Gaslight Anthem in February and on their headline tour in June, the band look set to experience success in the very near future. 'Sometimes Things Just Disappear' is an album of ten, solid rock tracks. There is nothing particularly complex or demanding about it, but Polar Bear Club write good melodies and Jimmy Stadt adds his rough vocals into the mix. The vocals are an aspect which may put people off the band, but ... Read the complete review
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