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Public Access T.V.
Artist Icon Never Enough (2016)
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"Never Enough" is the debut studio album by New York City-based band Public Access T.V. The album was released on September 30, 2016 via Cinematic.
Never Enough was included on both Rough Trade's and NME' lists of top albums of the year, and was also declared one of NME's 10 best debut albums of the year for 2016.
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It won’t take you long to fall for this album. ‘Never Enough’ is laser-focused on doing the simple things to perfection: guitar, bass and drums in service of verse-chorus-verse hooks that will rattle around your head for days with rakish, disreputable charm in spades. Whereas many of their contemporaries appear either ashamed or incapable of writing a killer chorus, each of PATV’s songs take, on average, about 40 seconds to reach their first one – and from the Cars-y after-hours sleaze of ‘Evil Twin’ to the boisterous swagger of ‘In Love And Alone’, it’s easy to imagine any of them being singles.
Reviewed by Barry Nicolson for nme.com.


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