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| Amped-up art-punk, produced by alt-rock icon Brad Wood. Nice And Blue (Pt. 2), Messes Of Men, O Porcupine, The Dryness And The Rain, etc. |
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| 1 Messes of Men |
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| 2 The Dryness and the Rain |
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| 3 Wolf Am I! (And Shadow) |
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| 4 Yellow Spider |
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| 5 A Glass Can Only Spill What It Contains |
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| 6 Nice and Blue, Pt. 2 |
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| 7 The Sun and the Moon |
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| 8 Orange Spider |
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| 9 C-Minor |
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| 10 In a Market Dimly Lit |
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| 11 O, Porcupine |
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| 12 Brownish Spider |
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| 13 In a Sweater Poorly Knit |
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Album Review
Genius or lunacy -- take your pick. But either way, give credit to Aaron Weiss and gang for another unique taste of Christian indie rock sentiment. In more of his half-shouting, stream-of-consciousness style, Weiss throws any sense of traditional song form out the door. Lyrically speaking, "Brother, Sister" is more cryptic and nonsensical than almost anything else in Tooth and Nail Records' catalog. It proves an arduous task to identify any faith-based themes on the disc besides a desperate plea to reconcile one's place before God. Although there is less pounding rock than on their debut album, the group continues to explore sounds that make you want to shudder and tap along simultaneously. The one theme appears to be an obsession with mischievous critters -- spiders, porcupines and wolves, to name a few. You'll either "get it" or you won't, but you definitely won't forget the eccentric sound of this oft-loved band. ~ Jared Johnson, All Music Guide
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