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Track List
01) Raining in Kyoto
02) Pyramids of Salt
03) It Must Get Lonely
04) Sister Cities
05) Flowers Where Your Face Should Be
06) Heaven's Gate (Sad & Sober)
07) We Look Like Lightning
08) The Ghosts of Right Now
09) When the Blue Finally Came
10) The Orange Grove
11) The Ocean Grew Hands to Hold Me
01) Raining in Kyoto
02) Pyramids of Salt
03) It Must Get Lonely
04) Sister Cities
05) Flowers Where Your Face Should Be
06) Heaven's Gate (Sad & Sober)
07) We Look Like Lightning
08) The Ghosts of Right Now
09) When the Blue Finally Came
10) The Orange Grove
11) The Ocean Grew Hands to Hold Me
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2018
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"Sister Cities" is the sixth studio album by American rock band The Wonder Years, released 6th Apr 2018 through Hopeless Records, Inc.
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With a calculated mix of deft manoeuvring and brute force, the Wonder Years have broken the bindings of pop punk once and for all. Fans should have seen it coming over the last couple of albums, but Sister Cities is the first of the Pennsylvania heavyweights' records that outright refuses to be defined and pigeonholed. Yet it's also not anything that could drive fans away, but rather is the result of a gradual yet noticeable shift that preserves the band's distinct stylistic markers and singer Dan Campbell's emotive power while applying it all with greater maturity and deliberation.
With a calculated mix of deft manoeuvring and brute force, the Wonder Years have broken the bindings of pop punk once and for all. Fans should have seen it coming over the last couple of albums, but Sister Cities is the first of the Pennsylvania heavyweights' records that outright refuses to be defined and pigeonholed. Yet it's also not anything that could drive fans away, but rather is the result of a gradual yet noticeable shift that preserves the band's distinct stylistic markers and singer Dan Campbell's emotive power while applying it all with greater maturity and deliberation.
Reviewed by Adam Feibel for exclaim.ca.
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"Sister Cities" is the sixth studio album by American rock band The Wonder Years, released 6th Apr 2018 through Hopeless Records, Inc.
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With a calculated mix of deft manoeuvring and brute force, the Wonder Years have broken the bindings of pop punk once and for all. Fans should have seen it coming over the last couple of albums, but Sister Cities is the first of the Pennsylvania heavyweights' records that outright refuses to be defined and pigeonholed. Yet it's also not anything that could drive fans away, but rather is the result of a gradual yet noticeable shift that preserves the band's distinct stylistic markers and singer Dan Campbell's emotive power while applying it all with greater maturity and deliberation.
With a calculated mix of deft manoeuvring and brute force, the Wonder Years have broken the bindings of pop punk once and for all. Fans should have seen it coming over the last couple of albums, but Sister Cities is the first of the Pennsylvania heavyweights' records that outright refuses to be defined and pigeonholed. Yet it's also not anything that could drive fans away, but rather is the result of a gradual yet noticeable shift that preserves the band's distinct stylistic markers and singer Dan Campbell's emotive power while applying it all with greater maturity and deliberation.
Reviewed by Adam Feibel for exclaim.ca.
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