Dan Ex Machina Cherry Hill, New Jersey
"Adulthood’s varying alt-rock narratives, sonics, and points of view they nail again and again on an album that maintains
for 19 tracks... A MINUS" -Robert Christgau
"Excellent critic illustrates tales of functioning with dysfunction and vice versa with a history of alt-rock guitar, a pretty solid rhythm section, better singers than himself, and much better singers than himself" -Semipop Life
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