Exit Decades, by Cut City

Exit Decades

by Cut City

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／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼ Post-punk revival that sounds faithfully post-punk. Vocals remind you of Brandon Flowers? The guitars are so sharp and melodic, with basslines that can make Peter Hook and Carlos Dengler proud. An underrated band, an underrated album. Criminally underrated as hell. Favorite track: Like Ashes Like Millions.

Corrections Not to be confused (unfairly) with an Interpol album, Exit Decades is a superb slice of post-punk throb. Bass lines chug (like they should) and all guitars are suitably 'stabby'. The lyrics speak to you like your unborn angst-baby and stick in your head like a Simple Minds limerick.
This is an album to be cherished; most suitable for nights of aggressive rumination.
Highly recommended. Favorite track: Manoeuvres.

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1.	Like Ashes Like Millions 04:47		buy track
2.	Manoeuvres 03:18		buy track
3.	Numb Boys 03:09		buy track
4.	Anticipation 02:59		buy track
5.	Damaged 04:00		buy track
6.	Such Verve 03:02		buy track
7.	Rival Trial 02:59		buy track
8.	Just Pornography (for M.E.) 04:09		buy track
9.	The Dull Miles (Exit Decades) 06:02		buy track
10.	Here Come The Thespians 03:30	info	buy track
11.	These Houses 02:50	info	buy track

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released February 6, 2007

Written by Cut City. Words lifted by Max J Hansson. Documentation by Kristian Anttila (November of 2005 through March of 2006). Produced by both parties. Oskar Andersson was responsible for the cover concept and all graphic design. Much patience offered by the Gold Standard Laboratories.

Oskar Andersson - bass
David Hagberg - drums
Max J Hansson - vox/guitars (piano, keyboards, ebow and noises on 3, 4, 5, 7, 8 & 9)

Additional musicians:
Kristian Anttila - keyboards, noises, string instruments, various horns and vocals on track 5, 6, 8 & 9
Johan Höglund - brass on track 8

CD released by Gold Standard Laboratories (GSL 115)
12" released by Deleted Art (dLTD 020) and Some Industries (12-00106)

"Here Come The Thespians" and "These Houses" were recorded during the same session but were omitted on the cd and vinyl-version but were included on the iTunes digital-version. Both tracks are unmastered.

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