Scrawl, Nature Film - 44m 40s

Tracks & Durations

1. Rot	2:53
2. You Make It A Crime	3:10
3. Charles	3:01
4. Don't We Always Get There?	4:38
5. Standing Around	2:23
6. Public Image	2:55
7. 11:59 (It's January)	4:45
8. Clock Song	3:15
9. Everyone I Saw Tonight	3:04
10. Nature Film	5:07
11. For Your Sister	2:49
12. 100 Car Pile-Up	2:56
13. Guess I'll Wait	3:34

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Review

With most of their catalog out of print thanks to indie label bankruptcy, Scrawl have opted to rerecord five previously released tracks for their second major label release. The rerecordings mostly reproduce the earlier sound with meatier production values. Not a surprise, since Scrawl's most noticeable attribute has been their Midwestern, workmanlike style that prefers the utilitarian approach to such studio excesses as backing vocals or reverb. As of late, though, the trio has been softening to better allow singer Marcy Mays to show off the emotional range she's been hiding behind the strum and bang. (There are even keyboards in parts.) This shift to quieter tones offsets the discordant material's X-like blare and sets the stage if they should decide to kiss punk rock good-bye for good. --Rob O'Connor

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