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Two Years To Never

Tooth & Nail

Pretty rocked-out power-pop through most of the tracks, but some surprises thrown in. A romantic ballad, ’70s arena rock style (remember “Beth”?). Some punked-out guitar riff mayhem at times, with angered vocals yelling like some rebel. Otherwise, the songs are fairly hook-laden and structured. There are nice piano dynamics that slide for awhile, but guitars rule here. It’s lacking in its cohesiveness a little, and though that metal feel never really goes away, the songs are strong.

Tooth And Nail Records, P.O. Box 12898, Seattle, WA 98104; http://toothandnail.com


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