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Postby skinnytie » Sun Sep 05, 2004 2:25 pm

I went to the band's website, and was surprised to see a new release entitled "The Backwards Life of Romeo". It seems that Ken Lockie has gone way electronic on this new release, but I thought he tended to go in that reaction anyway, from what I remember of the song "Today". I listened to all the clips that were available, and in my opinion there was nothing as enjoyable as what was on "Original Sin" but it's nice to see a new album regardless (I was hoping to see the tracks left off the "Revisited" CD make it onto this release as bonus tracks, but no such luck). And is my hearing going, or does Ken Lockie sound a lot like Matt Johnson from The The now?
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