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Track List
01) Blameless?
02) World Machine(Universal)
03) Addition By Subtraction
04) Queen For A Day
05) i really need to get back on my meds
06) Octagon
07) your own shadow
08) Emotional Ghost
09) these babies...
10) Easy Weekend?
11) i'm a big hypocrite
12) Big Mistake
13) Witnesses
14) dystopia always give way to change
15) Safety
01) Blameless?
02) World Machine(Universal)
03) Addition By Subtraction
04) Queen For A Day
05) i really need to get back on my meds
06) Octagon
07) your own shadow
08) Emotional Ghost
09) these babies...
10) Easy Weekend?
11) i'm a big hypocrite
12) Big Mistake
13) Witnesses
14) dystopia always give way to change
15) Safety
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First Released
2009
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Following the critical acclaim for Exogamy, the band faced another line-up change, but this did not halt the release of their follow-up Continuity in 2009, which featured Allgood, Baxter Smith on keyboards, and Lee Whitsel on bass. Ana Mitchell departed as the recording sessions for Continuity began. In recognition of their work on the album the trio were nominated for an Indie Band of the Year competition held by a Canadian e-zine, finishing as runners-up. The album was a slight departure from the band's signature synth-pop sound and explored new ground into more experimental territory according to Billboard's Chuck Taylor. Ned Raggett also contributed his critique, rating it 3.5 out 5 stars
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Continuity is driving, exciting and inventive, though it’s just avant-garde enough to stand out.
'Additon By Subtraction,' 'World Machine,' 'Easy Weekend'are good cuts to me.
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Following the critical acclaim for Exogamy, the band faced another line-up change, but this did not halt the release of their follow-up Continuity in 2009, which featured Allgood, Baxter Smith on keyboards, and Lee Whitsel on bass. Ana Mitchell departed as the recording sessions for Continuity began. In recognition of their work on the album the trio were nominated for an Indie Band of the Year competition held by a Canadian e-zine, finishing as runners-up. The album was a slight departure from the band's signature synth-pop sound and explored new ground into more experimental territory according to Billboard's Chuck Taylor. Ned Raggett also contributed his critique, rating it 3.5 out 5 stars
User Album Review
Continuity is driving, exciting and inventive, though it’s just avant-garde enough to stand out.
'Additon By Subtraction,' 'World Machine,' 'Easy Weekend'are good cuts to me.
External Album Reviews
allmusic.com/album/continuity-mw0001963588
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