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| > Marion Delgado |
by Luke. |
Indie rock has been saved! And you all have Marion Delgado to thank. Now all you have to do is get their album, things are so simple for you. The first two songs, "One Foot in the Fire," and "Painted Stones and Marigolds" are dy-no-mite. I'm talking Jimmy from Good Times dy-no-mite! The album has the purity and gruff of Jimmy Eat World's "Static Prevails" and acts like a rusty fish hook. Once its hook sinks in, it reels you in and then infects you. Not even a tetnus shot can save you. It's a good thing we aren't fish. You should do yourself a favor and pick this album up and be the coolest kid on your block - because I'll tell you straight up, you aren't at this moment, that kid on the corner has got a leg up on you. In all sincerity, this album is an explosive indie/emo gem that deserves to be played and replayed.
Jason says: "I enjoyed the dual vocals very much. I also enjoyed the melodic harmonies."
Thank you Jason.
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