Underrated and experimental album
author: Dylan Wells
El Ten Eleven's first album was popular because it's an extremely good debut album, and their newest album (These Promises Are Being Videotaped) is popular because they changed their style so much, but their second album was overlooked for reasons unknown to me. The first three songs are some of the best they've written, and there's a shift in sound from their first album. On this album, the drummer does a lot more with the electronic drum set, experimenting with hip-hop beats on "Estrella" and "Keep." Some of the songs are more hard-hitting, like "Hot Cakes" and "Living on Credit Blues," and "The 49th Day" is the closest they've come to post-metal, going from subtle ambiance to heavy bass-mashing. The last song starts with a sweet and mellow bass loop, but turns into a mess of feedback that ends well past the seven-minute mark (with no keyboards). If you like the samples, you will not be disappointed.
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this makes
author: Jakub Holovsky
my dreams in music come true. It is really a great album full of great songs with awesome melodies. It's a machina for making your mood happier.
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Sweet
author: Robin
Makes me happy & relaxed
What more can I ask for? :D
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fantastic
author: Drew H. Young
reely reely good stuff, nothing beats road tripping to their music
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