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So, The Polyphonic Spree return for their third full-length outing. Covering "Sections" 21 to 32 in their numbered series (their first two albums covered Sections 1-10 and 11-20 respectively), we are finally exposed to the fruits of the band's three-year labour. Can The Spree maintain the high standards their first two abums (and interim EP "Wait") set? Who are The Polyphonic Spree, then? I went into detail on my review of their aforementioned EP "Wait", but suffice to say that they are a 20+ member-strong band who describe their output as "choral symphonic rock" - a superb blend of sunny Beach Boys-style melodies with ... Read the complete review
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