Band Review: ANBERLIN

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I’ve been listening to this band for the past 3 months through their PUREVOLUME page, and I tell you, this guys do rock…

anberlin Just a while ago, I have downloaded (illegally!) their latest album CITIES.

FYI: Cities is the third album by the alternative rock band Anberlin, released on February 20, 2007. [1] The tracks “Godspeed” and “The Unwinding Cable Car” have been released as singles and have had music videos filmed for each. The album debuted at #19 on the Billboard 200. source..

TRACK LISTING:
1. “(Début)” - 1:27
2. “Godspeed” - 3:02
3. “Adelaide” - 3:14
4. “A Whisper and a Clamor” - 3:25
5. “The Unwinding Cable Car” - 4:17
6. “There is No Mathematics to Love and Loss” - 3:11
7. “Hello Alone” - 4:00
8. “Alexithymia” - 3:23
9. “Reclusion” - 3:31
10. “Inevitable” - 3:47 (guest vocals from Aaron Marsh of Copeland.)
11. “Dismantle.Repair.” - 4:18
12. “(*Fin)” - 8:53

Special-edition bonus tracks:

13. “Uncanny” - 3:28
14. “There Is a Light That Never Goes Out” (The Smiths cover) - 4:17
15. “The Promise” (When In Rome cover) - 3:17

One of my favorite track in the album is Adelaide with lines like:
Like lipstick traces on pillow cases
Some things in life are unforgettable
Like love, loss, lies, and lust, woah
Some things in life are undeniable
Like lipstick traces on pillow cases
Some things in life are unforgetable
Like love, loss, lies, and lust, woah
Some things in life are undeniable

All I know is that Adelaide is a City in Australia, but as the song goes, it seems that it was meant for a girl named Adelaide.. not sure..

If you have time, just listen to them and be the judge yourself! \m/

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October 8, 2007 | Filed Under Of Broken Chords and High Notes 

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