Tokyo Rose, New American Saint - 42m 32s

Tracks & Durations

1. Spectacle	3:38
2. New American Saint	3:26
3. Goodbye Almond Eyes	4:03
4. The Tin Man Gets His Heart	4:45
5. Treading Water	4:35
6. Bottle Marked: Caution	3:38
7. The Hard Eight	3:24
8. A Reason To Come Home Again	3:23
9. I Love You... Too	3:59
10. The Hammer & The Nail	4:03
11. Meghan Again	3:31

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Review

"NEW AMERICAN SAINT" depicts the human condition in its strife for emotional and physical bliss. As a person comes into his own, he realizes which experiences and interactions generate the most enjoyment, and structures his life in order to forge and perpetuate his own idyllic niche. In the past two years since the release of their debut LP "Reinventing a Lost Art", Tokyo Rose has undergone similar realizations, accompanying member changes, and a musical soul searching. As the line-up solidified, the band found a strong common love for the straight-forward rock n' roll of decades past, and sought to reinterpret it through the lens of more modern influences: bands such as the Get-up Kids and Jimmy Eat World. The pairing of Tokyo Rose with renowned producer Matt Goldman fully facilitated the desired balance of vintage sounds and state-of-the-art recording techniques on "New American Saint". In addition to being able to explore and utilize the sonic qualities of classic instruments, the band was afforded the gamut of electronic effects, generating atmosphere and ambience. Fans of the band's previous work will find in "New American Saint" the pop sensibility for which the band has become popular. In addition, listeners will be treated to the band's experiments with instrumentation and structure. All in all, "New American Saint" embodies Tokyo Rose's progress and maturation from a genre begging for transcendence.

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