Troubled Stateside (Explicit)
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Format: CD Album
Released: Tue 18 Apr 2006
Catalogue Number: NIT15871.2
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Description:
On their third album and Nitro debut, Crime in Stereo retain the purist scorch that ranks them among the finest progressive, melodic hardcore bands still thriving. Kickstarted by the blink-and-you'll-miss-it blast of "Everything Changes/Nothing Is Ever Truly Lost," replete with a livid scream courtesy of Kristian Hallbert, the group downshifts into more palatable, yet still-fuming exercises like "Bicycles for Afghanistan" and "The Impending Glory of American Adulthood." If the latter feels like an outtake from Lifetime's Jersey's Best Dancers that's not exactly a bad thing, but the group is at its snarling and disdainful best on "I'm on the Guest List Motherfucker," taking aim at the several corporate-minded punk labels out there. Tempered by the unexpected, somber delicacy of "Gravity/Grace," The Troubled Stateside is as ambitious as modern hardcore is likely to get. John D. Luerssen.
Track Listing:
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Everything Changes/Nothing Is Ever Truly Lost
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Bicycles for Afghanistan
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Impending Glory of American Adulthood
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I'm On the Guestlist Motherfucker
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Sudan
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Abre Los Ojos
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Gravity/Grace
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Slow Math
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I Stole This for You
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Dark Island City
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For Exes
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I, Stateside
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