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Overview
Track Listing
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| 1 |  | Lonesome |
| 2 | | That Old Black Hole |
| 3 | | These Days |
| 4 | | How Long Must I Wait? |
| 5 | | Get Away |
| 6 | | Do the Trick |
| 7 | | Vampire |
| 8 | | Heavy Light |
| 9 | | Big Girl |
| 10 | | Over Here, Over There |
| 11 | | Warrior Man |
| 12 | | Turning the Century |
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Music Reviews
Editorial Reviews
Alternative Press (p.97) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "The heartfelt, piano-based `Do The Trick' is among guitarist/vocalist Scott McMicken's most accomplished songs -- which can be said for nearly every boot-stomping moment here."
Magnet (p.53) - "The album hits hard out of the gate with the accelerating sing-along 'That Old Black Hole' and the headlong rush of 'These Days'..."
Paste (magazine) - "[The album] finds co-founders bassist Toby Leaman and guitarist Scott McMicken still blurring the line, often with a great deal of success, between rootsy Americana and the slightly poppier work of The Flaming Lips and pals My Morning Jacket."
Uncut (magazine) (p.71) - "[With] the euphoric 'That Old Black Hole'...[and] the endearingly funky 'Do The Trick'."
Magnet (p.53) - "The album hits hard out of the gate with the accelerating sing-along 'That Old Black Hole' and the headlong rush of 'These Days'..."
Paste (magazine) - "[The album] finds co-founders bassist Toby Leaman and guitarist Scott McMicken still blurring the line, often with a great deal of success, between rootsy Americana and the slightly poppier work of The Flaming Lips and pals My Morning Jacket."
Uncut (magazine) (p.71) - "[With] the euphoric 'That Old Black Hole'...[and] the endearingly funky 'Do The Trick'."
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