Daytrader-Last_Days_Of_Rome-(WEB)-2011-ALTDIGITAL

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     artist     Daytrader
      album     Last Days of Rome
      label     Run For Cover Records
      genre     Punk Rock
    release     2011-07-31
     street     2011-01-18
    encoder     LAME 3.97
    bitrate     320kbps
       size     40.71 mb
   playtime     16:16

        buy     http://tinyurl.com/3bmk3td
       info     http://www.facebook.com/daytraderny

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   01  Kill My Compass                                                  [ 3:11]
   02  Living                                                           [ 2:23]
   03  Last Days of Rome                                                [ 4:26]
   04  Grey-Colored Glasses                                             [ 2:47]
   05  Death Means Nothing to Men Like Me                               [ 3:29]

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   Initially conceived as a collaborative effort between bassist Gary Cioni
   (ex-Crime In Stereo) and drummer Pat Schramm (Bridge And Tunnel,
   ex-Latterman), Daytrader drip with enthusiasm for an era of punk not long
   gone from the minds of these two dudes. When Crime In Stereo called it a day
   last fall after releasing the incredibly ambitious I Was Trying To Describe
   You To Someone, Daytrader were suddenly the focus of a lot of ôback to their
   rootsö excitement from bummed-out fans. And, and it turns out, the focus paid
   off. DaytraderÆs debut EP, Last Days Of Rome, alternates between songs that
   sound like missing gems from Saves The DayÆs Through Being Cool and Further
   Seems ForeverÆs The Moon Is Down, with vocalist Tym making his mark on the
   bandÆs twisting song structure with an incredible range and passionate
   delivery. While his vocal style is obviously gleaned from the School Of Two
   Chrises (Conley and Carrabba), thereÆs no embarrassingly nasal delivery,
   making for a unique set of songs that are forthright in acknowledging their
   influences but donÆt attempt a carbon copy. Ultimately, Last Days Of Rome
   sounds like five guys trying to recreate something pure, fast and enjoyable
   from their youthùand totally succeeding.

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