Maccabees, The - Colour It In FLAC

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A review is available at: http://www.nme.com/reviews/Maccabees/8449

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Colour It In - The Maccabees. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. The Maccabees are an English indie band, based in Brighton and originally from south London. They have released two albums so far, Colour It In, with It In is the debut studio album of British indie band The Maccabees. It was released in the UK on 14 May 2007. The album name is the CD-only B-Side from the third single First Love. The album was named the 24th Best Album of 2007 by NME. Good Old Bill - 2:11. X-Ray 3:15. All in Your Rows 2:35. Latchmere 3:01. About Your Dress 2:14. Precious Time 4:17. Tissue Soldiers 2:29. Happy Faces&quo. Songs in album The Maccabees - Colour It In 2007. The Maccabees - Good Old Bill. The Maccabees - X-Ray. The Maccabees - All in Your Rows. The Maccabees - Latchmere. The Maccabees - About Your Dress. The Maccabees - Precious Time. The Maccabees - . The Maccabees - Tissue Shoulders. The Maccabees - Happy Faces. Listen free to The Maccabees Colour It In Good Old Bill, X-Ray and more. 13 tracks 37:40. Learn more. Recent Listening Trend. Album 2007 12 Songs. Colour It In The Maccabees. There's someone else. The Maccabees are in touch with the times they're living in, with the music and the energy around them, picking up on the trends they hear i. the Futureheads, Dogs Die in Hot Cars but only in a way that compliments their influences, making Colour It In an enjoyable, even if ephemeral, record. Colour It In. The Maccabees. Released May 14, 2007. Colour It In Tracklist. Good Old Bill Lyrics. The album is produced by Stephen Street, Ben Hillier and Iain Harvie. Colour It In Q&A. The Maccabees supposedly settled on their name after picking it randomly from the Bible, which is just as well, since the band sounds like they settled on their sound as arbitrarily, albeit with an eye toward the charts. Indeed, the record is frontloaded with the band's breakthrough UK singles, but those singles do the band no favors. X-Ray, with its call-and-response vocals and slashing guitars, is a total Gang of Four cop. The album doesn't do a lot of lingering itself, but even at a brisk 35 minutes, Colour It In struggles to overcome the suspicion you've heard it all before. Not just from another band, mind, but from just five minutes ago, on the same CD, from the same band