Titus_Andronicus--The_Airing_Of_Grievances-2008-1way

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MP3/FLAC
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1way
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70,18 MB
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9
Date
2008-07-13

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      a r t i s t : Titus Andronicus
        t i t l e : The Airing Of Grievances
          d a t e : 2008
        l a b e l : Troubleman Unlimited
        g e n r e : Indie
  r l s.  d a t e : Jul/2008
      t r a c k s : 09
    b i t r a t e : VBRkbps
          s i z e : 70,1 MB

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     Much raved about blogosphere wunderkiddos with powerful name.
     Will conquer, shake ass, and blow you away *****

     The blogs are talking, and the comparisons to The Kinks, The
     Pogues, Bruce Springsteen, and even Arcade Fire are all
     getting thrown around. What you hear is three years in the
     making through over 18 different band members and touring by
     playing basements in North Carolina or a guy's living room in
     suburban Illinois or a college in New Jersey. They will play
     anywhere and they will blow you away no matter where it is, or
     whether its 12 or 1200 people. That's a good sign of character
     in our book, and a sign that this band may be the one!
     Edition of 1,000 copies. -dotshop.se


     In 'Titus Andronicus' Troubleman have found themselves a great
     (if surprisingly straight) indie rock band. This New Jersey
     quintet don't sound nearly as despondent as some of their song
     titles may suggest: both 'No Future Part One' and 'No Future
     Part Two' carry a suggestion that there's something genuinely
     uplifting and special about this band, regardless of whatever
     superficial gestures towards misanthropy might litter the
     album. Some of this stuff could have come from the Arcade Fire
     book of epic songwriting, with album closer and single 'Albert
     Camus' sounding not entirely unlike a rowdy Win Butler
     sing-along. The band would probably hate that sort of
     comparison, and sure, there's something more resolutely
     underground about Titus Andronicus, but beneath that surface
     veneer of slightly sloppy recording and howled vocals you'll
     find a band that's a lot easier to love than they might have
     you believe. Awesome. -boomkat.com

     http://www.troublemanunlimited.com

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      01-Fear And Loathing In Mahwah, NJ                        [05:56]
      02-My Time Outside The Womb                               [02:55]
      03-Joset Of Nazareth's Blues                              [02:30]
      04-Arms Against Atrophy                                   [05:16]
      05-Upon Viewing Brueghel's "Landspace With The Fall Of    [04:25]
      Icarus"
      06-Titus Andronicus                                       [03:13]
      07-No Future Part One                                     [07:39]
      08-No Future Part Two                                     [06:54]
      09-Albert Camus                                           [06:25]
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                                                                 45:13 min

Files

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01-titus_andronicus--fear_and_loathing_in_mahwah_nj.mp39,44 MB
02-titus_andronicus--my_time_outside_the_womb.mp34,09 MB
03-titus_andronicus--joset_of_nazareths_blues.mp33,94 MB
04-titus_andronicus--arms_against_atrophy.mp38,00 MB
05-titus_andronicus--upon_viewing_brueghels_landspace_with_the_fall_of6,76 MB
06-titus_andronicus--titus_andronicus.mp35,25 MB
07-titus_andronicus--no_future_part_one.mp311,32 MB
08-titus_andronicus--no_future_part_two.mp311,47 MB
09-titus_andronicus--albert_camus.mp39,90 MB