Post by lea on Sept 7, 2006 18:45:45 GMT -5
www.tonawanda-news.com/nightandday/gnnnightandday_story_236133653.html
"The record’s just as catchy as their live show. “King of Failure” hooks the listener from the beginning, a simple guitar riff and syncopated snare drum beat leading into a melodic tale of love gone awry...
...“Pretty New Things” shares much of the passion the group showed on its first record, “On to the Next One.” There are signs of growth, also, such as the anthemic “Presents and Apologies” and toe-tapping “Learning to Stand.” All in all, it’s just another step toward the big-time to which Last Conservative seems inevitably headed. 3 stars"
They get extra points for using the word 'awry'.
"The record’s just as catchy as their live show. “King of Failure” hooks the listener from the beginning, a simple guitar riff and syncopated snare drum beat leading into a melodic tale of love gone awry...
...“Pretty New Things” shares much of the passion the group showed on its first record, “On to the Next One.” There are signs of growth, also, such as the anthemic “Presents and Apologies” and toe-tapping “Learning to Stand.” All in all, it’s just another step toward the big-time to which Last Conservative seems inevitably headed. 3 stars"
They get extra points for using the word 'awry'.
