 Proof of Youth is a pretty spectacular continuation of some of the most exciting, innovative sounds around. Next time they'll have to stretch some, but for now the Go! Team is doing it right. |
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 Along with these pumped-up variations on the band's classic sound, there are songs you'd never imagine hearing on an Iron And Wine album, but the beauty and majesty of The Shepherd's Dog will pave right over them, and you should be able to enjoy the masterful songcraft, inspired performance, and note-perfect production with no guilt and a fair bit of awe. |
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A Drink And A Quick Decision |
 The duo of Rupert Lyddon and Lawrence Rudd combines the electro-pop of bands like New Order and Depeche Mode with sweet harmonies and laid-back grooves. Their second album, A Drink and a Quick Decision was released, first as a digital download and then as a physical CD with bonus tracks. |
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 "Broken Social Scene Presents: Kevin Drew". The phrasing is clunky and opportunistic, with BSS co-founder and leader Drew cashing in on a beloved brand while also putting his name on the album cover in big letters. So, in essence, we get Kevin Drew's break-up record, as played by Broken Social Scene; it's a savvy compromise only a collective as familial as BSS could pull off. |
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 Asleep at Heaven's Gate sounds on the surface, Zach Rogue knows how to write hooks. A handful of the songs, like Lake Michigan, Like I Needed, and Harmonium, sound perfect for network dramas, ideal for late-night runs through campus or pleasant Sunday afternoons throwing the ball around. |
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