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The North Atlantic Stream Entire Album

October 17, 2006 By Bryce Jacobson Leave a Comment

San Diegoâ┚¬Ã¢”ž¢s The North Atlantic have posted a new e-card with a stream of their album Wires In The Walls on We Put Out Records. The band will remain on the road throughout the rest of the year supporting Planes Mistaken For Stars then These Arms Are Snakes.

w/ Murder By Death
10.17 Chain Reaction – Anaheim, CA
w Mustangs and Madras
10.20 Denver, CO 3 Kings Tavern
w/ Planes Mistaken For Stars
10.21 Wichita, KS – Eagles Lodge North
10.22 Oklahoma City, OK – The Conservatory
10.23 Austin, TX – Emo’s
10.25 Baton Rouge, LA – Spanish Moon
10.26 Birmingham, AL – Cave 9
10.27 Gainesville, FL â┚¬Ã¢â‚¬Å“ The Fest playing at Bar One
10.28 Gainesville, FL – The Fest
w/ These Arms Are Snakes
11.06 Charlotte, NC – Tremont Music Hall
11.07 Atlanta, GA – Drunken Unicorn
11.08 Tallahassee, FL – Club Downunder
11.09 Orlando, FL – AKA Lounge 11.10
11.10 Jacksonville, FL – Jackrabbit’s
11.11 Gainesville, FL – Common Ground
11.13 Houston, TX – Walter’s On Washington
11.14 Austin, TX – Emo’s
11.15 Denton, TX – Hailey’s
11.17 Tucson, AZ – Skrappy’s
11.18 San Diego, CA – Casbah

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Murder By Death, Planes-Mistaken-For-Stars, The-North-Atlantic, These-Arms-Are-Snakes, We-Put-Out-Records

Patent Pending – Save Each Other, The Whales Are Doing Fine

June 13, 2006 By Bryce Jacobson 2 Comments

Patent Pending

Artist: Patent Pending
Album: Save Each Other, The Whales Are Doing Fine
Label: We Put Out Records
Purchase: Smart Punk
Release Date: June 6, 2006

Overall: 7.0
Music: 7.0
Lyrics: 6.8
Production: 7.4

Pop-Punk with an extra side of fun is one way to put Patent Pending’s new album Save Each Other, The Whales Are Doing Fine. The band mixes fast crunchy guitars with fun dance along rhythms in songs like “Los Angeles” and “This Can’t Happen Again.” I swore I was listening to Punchline when “This Can’t Happen Again” came on as the vocals sound almost the same. “Decemberween” has more of a reggae style with it’s guitars and added horns. The band seems to fill in a bunch of other tracks that have either a ballad style or are filled with sappy love lyrics for the wrest of the album.

I give the band props for their do-it-yourself style and their drive to just play fun music. Pick this one up if you feel the need to dance out.

Track Listing
1. Los Angeles
2. This Can’t Happen Again
3. Decemberween
4. Lights Out In Mississippi
5. Demo For Dayna
6. Cheer Up Emo Kid
7. Old And Out Of Tune
8. Samantha The Great
9. Sleep Well My Angel
10. The Safety Of Sleeping In
11. The L-Town Shakedown
12. The June Spirit

Standout Tracks
“This Can’t Happen Again”, “Los Angeles”, “Decemberween”

Filed Under: Album, Reviews Tagged With: Patent-Pending, We-Put-Out-Records

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