MP3 The Tint - The 11th Hour EP
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Description:
(ID 615568)
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A dark, loud, catchy, and raw mix of new wave synthesizer, punk guitar, power-pop hooks, and shell-shocked intellectualism.
6 MP3 Songs
POP: New Wave, ROCK: Noise
Details:
The Tint's new EP takes the catchy songwriting and punk-fuelled delivery which has endeared them to critics and fans - and steers it to dark, dangerous places.
The Tint started playing Boston barrooms in 2001. In 2002, they made a big step forward with the debut LP Captain - which earned them critical praise, CMJ airplay, and their first taste of industry attention. Now after a relentless schedule of high-energy live appearances - The Tint are back attacking their divebar roots with a firestorm of sonic overdrive and shell-shocked intellectualism.
The guitars are mean. The lyrics are cerebral. The keyboards are ethereal. The vocals are haunting.
The Eleventh Hour approaches. Are you ready?
6 MP3 Songs
POP: New Wave, ROCK: Noise
Details:
The Tint's new EP takes the catchy songwriting and punk-fuelled delivery which has endeared them to critics and fans - and steers it to dark, dangerous places.
The Tint started playing Boston barrooms in 2001. In 2002, they made a big step forward with the debut LP Captain - which earned them critical praise, CMJ airplay, and their first taste of industry attention. Now after a relentless schedule of high-energy live appearances - The Tint are back attacking their divebar roots with a firestorm of sonic overdrive and shell-shocked intellectualism.
The guitars are mean. The lyrics are cerebral. The keyboards are ethereal. The vocals are haunting.
The Eleventh Hour approaches. Are you ready?
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