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Bring it Low |
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The Juliana Theory have been quietly making their mark since 1999, shifting over 100,000 copies of two full-length independent releases and sharing the stage with incendiary artists such as At the Drive-In and New Found Glory. With their major label debut, produced by former Talking Head Jerry Harrison (Live, No Doubt), the Pennsylvania band inches ever closer to the perfect four-minute single. Of the 14 tracks here, the best--"Shell of a Man" and "Jewel to Sparkle"--mix searing guitars and tidal rhythms with unexpected blasts of melody and cracked emotion, sounding like a delirious sound-clash between the Foo Fighters and Faith No More. --Aidin Vaziri |
02:49 |
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Do You Believe Me? |
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The Juliana Theory have been quietly making their mark since 1999, shifting over 100,000 copies of two full-length independent releases and sharing the stage with incendiary artists such as At the Drive-In and New Found Glory. With their major label debut, produced by former Talking Head Jerry Harrison (Live, No Doubt), the Pennsylvania band inches ever closer to the perfect four-minute single. Of the 14 tracks here, the best--"Shell of a Man" and "Jewel to Sparkle"--mix searing guitars and tidal rhythms with unexpected blasts of melody and cracked emotion, sounding like a delirious sound-clash between the Foo Fighters and Faith No More. --Aidin Vaziri |
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Shell of a Man |
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The Juliana Theory have been quietly making their mark since 1999, shifting over 100,000 copies of two full-length independent releases and sharing the stage with incendiary artists such as At the Drive-In and New Found Glory. With their major label debut, produced by former Talking Head Jerry Harrison (Live, No Doubt), the Pennsylvania band inches ever closer to the perfect four-minute single. Of the 14 tracks here, the best--"Shell of a Man" and "Jewel to Sparkle"--mix searing guitars and tidal rhythms with unexpected blasts of melody and cracked emotion, sounding like a delirious sound-clash between the Foo Fighters and Faith No More. --Aidin Vaziri |
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Repeating, Repeating |
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The Juliana Theory have been quietly making their mark since 1999, shifting over 100,000 copies of two full-length independent releases and sharing the stage with incendiary artists such as At the Drive-In and New Found Glory. With their major label debut, produced by former Talking Head Jerry Harrison (Live, No Doubt), the Pennsylvania band inches ever closer to the perfect four-minute single. Of the 14 tracks here, the best--"Shell of a Man" and "Jewel to Sparkle"--mix searing guitars and tidal rhythms with unexpected blasts of melody and cracked emotion, sounding like a delirious sound-clash between the Foo Fighters and Faith No More. --Aidin Vaziri |
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Congratulations |
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The Juliana Theory have been quietly making their mark since 1999, shifting over 100,000 copies of two full-length independent releases and sharing the stage with incendiary artists such as At the Drive-In and New Found Glory. With their major label debut, produced by former Talking Head Jerry Harrison (Live, No Doubt), the Pennsylvania band inches ever closer to the perfect four-minute single. Of the 14 tracks here, the best--"Shell of a Man" and "Jewel to Sparkle"--mix searing guitars and tidal rhythms with unexpected blasts of melody and cracked emotion, sounding like a delirious sound-clash between the Foo Fighters and Faith No More. --Aidin Vaziri |
03:33 |
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Jewel To Sparkle |
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The Juliana Theory have been quietly making their mark since 1999, shifting over 100,000 copies of two full-length independent releases and sharing the stage with incendiary artists such as At the Drive-In and New Found Glory. With their major label debut, produced by former Talking Head Jerry Harrison (Live, No Doubt), the Pennsylvania band inches ever closer to the perfect four-minute single. Of the 14 tracks here, the best--"Shell of a Man" and "Jewel to Sparkle"--mix searing guitars and tidal rhythms with unexpected blasts of melody and cracked emotion, sounding like a delirious sound-clash between the Foo Fighters and Faith No More. --Aidin Vaziri |
03:44 |
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White Days |
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The Juliana Theory have been quietly making their mark since 1999, shifting over 100,000 copies of two full-length independent releases and sharing the stage with incendiary artists such as At the Drive-In and New Found Glory. With their major label debut, produced by former Talking Head Jerry Harrison (Live, No Doubt), the Pennsylvania band inches ever closer to the perfect four-minute single. Of the 14 tracks here, the best--"Shell of a Man" and "Jewel to Sparkle"--mix searing guitars and tidal rhythms with unexpected blasts of melody and cracked emotion, sounding like a delirious sound-clash between the Foo Fighters and Faith No More. --Aidin Vaziri |
04:28 |
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The Hardest Things |
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The Juliana Theory have been quietly making their mark since 1999, shifting over 100,000 copies of two full-length independent releases and sharing the stage with incendiary artists such as At the Drive-In and New Found Glory. With their major label debut, produced by former Talking Head Jerry Harrison (Live, No Doubt), the Pennsylvania band inches ever closer to the perfect four-minute single. Of the 14 tracks here, the best--"Shell of a Man" and "Jewel to Sparkle"--mix searing guitars and tidal rhythms with unexpected blasts of melody and cracked emotion, sounding like a delirious sound-clash between the Foo Fighters and Faith No More. --Aidin Vaziri |
03:45 |
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DTM |
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The Juliana Theory have been quietly making their mark since 1999, shifting over 100,000 copies of two full-length independent releases and sharing the stage with incendiary artists such as At the Drive-In and New Found Glory. With their major label debut, produced by former Talking Head Jerry Harrison (Live, No Doubt), the Pennsylvania band inches ever closer to the perfect four-minute single. Of the 14 tracks here, the best--"Shell of a Man" and "Jewel to Sparkle"--mix searing guitars and tidal rhythms with unexpected blasts of melody and cracked emotion, sounding like a delirious sound-clash between the Foo Fighters and Faith No More. --Aidin Vaziri |
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Trance |
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The Juliana Theory have been quietly making their mark since 1999, shifting over 100,000 copies of two full-length independent releases and sharing the stage with incendiary artists such as At the Drive-In and New Found Glory. With their major label debut, produced by former Talking Head Jerry Harrison (Live, No Doubt), the Pennsylvania band inches ever closer to the perfect four-minute single. Of the 14 tracks here, the best--"Shell of a Man" and "Jewel to Sparkle"--mix searing guitars and tidal rhythms with unexpected blasts of melody and cracked emotion, sounding like a delirious sound-clash between the Foo Fighters and Faith No More. --Aidin Vaziri |
04:33 |
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In Conversation |
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The Juliana Theory have been quietly making their mark since 1999, shifting over 100,000 copies of two full-length independent releases and sharing the stage with incendiary artists such as At the Drive-In and New Found Glory. With their major label debut, produced by former Talking Head Jerry Harrison (Live, No Doubt), the Pennsylvania band inches ever closer to the perfect four-minute single. Of the 14 tracks here, the best--"Shell of a Man" and "Jewel to Sparkle"--mix searing guitars and tidal rhythms with unexpected blasts of melody and cracked emotion, sounding like a delirious sound-clash between the Foo Fighters and Faith No More. --Aidin Vaziri |
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Into the Dark |
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The Juliana Theory have been quietly making their mark since 1999, shifting over 100,000 copies of two full-length independent releases and sharing the stage with incendiary artists such as At the Drive-In and New Found Glory. With their major label debut, produced by former Talking Head Jerry Harrison (Live, No Doubt), the Pennsylvania band inches ever closer to the perfect four-minute single. Of the 14 tracks here, the best--"Shell of a Man" and "Jewel to Sparkle"--mix searing guitars and tidal rhythms with unexpected blasts of melody and cracked emotion, sounding like a delirious sound-clash between the Foo Fighters and Faith No More. --Aidin Vaziri |
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As it Stands |
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The Juliana Theory have been quietly making their mark since 1999, shifting over 100,000 copies of two full-length independent releases and sharing the stage with incendiary artists such as At the Drive-In and New Found Glory. With their major label debut, produced by former Talking Head Jerry Harrison (Live, No Doubt), the Pennsylvania band inches ever closer to the perfect four-minute single. Of the 14 tracks here, the best--"Shell of a Man" and "Jewel to Sparkle"--mix searing guitars and tidal rhythms with unexpected blasts of melody and cracked emotion, sounding like a delirious sound-clash between the Foo Fighters and Faith No More. --Aidin Vaziri |
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Everything |
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The Juliana Theory have been quietly making their mark since 1999, shifting over 100,000 copies of two full-length independent releases and sharing the stage with incendiary artists such as At the Drive-In and New Found Glory. With their major label debut, produced by former Talking Head Jerry Harrison (Live, No Doubt), the Pennsylvania band inches ever closer to the perfect four-minute single. Of the 14 tracks here, the best--"Shell of a Man" and "Jewel to Sparkle"--mix searing guitars and tidal rhythms with unexpected blasts of melody and cracked emotion, sounding like a delirious sound-clash between the Foo Fighters and Faith No More. --Aidin Vaziri |
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