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25. Pinback - Autumn of The Seraphs
Intricately textured music, delicate at times, intensely woven at others, I have always been pleased with Pinback.
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24. The Twilight Sad - Fourteen Autumns and Fifteen Winters
Resonant guitars and ambiguous choruses, like the sight of a bomb dropping, left bewildered and speechless, all brought together by Scottish vocalist, James Graham's (Moffet-esque) concrete lyrics.
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23. The Ponys - Turn The Lights Out
Noise engineers and revivalists produce album that far surpasses expectations created by prior albums, exhibiting a very energetic guitar and the unforgiving quiver in vocalist, Jered Gummere's voice. Turn The Lights Out creates a whole new experience with each listen.
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22. White Rabbits - Fort Nightly
From the moment this album takes off, the vitality and spirit of this record never ceases. With the stark sound of Wolf Parade, and the catchiness of Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, Fort Nightly shattered my expectations of these groups forever. Blown away in the best way imaginable, this album will never collect dust on my shelf.
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21. Liars - Liars
More pop oriented than ever before, the noise rockers with a strong attraction to the bang of a drum, continue to pierce their fans with a refined momentum that cannot be matched by any other.