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Instant Winner : Thirteen Times
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Rock with horns since 1998
Genre: Rock: Progressive Rock
Release Date: 2007
Thirteen Times © Copyright-Instant Winner
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
The First Time 2:24 $0.99
Waiting To Live 4:02 $0.99
Better World 3:14 $0.99
Just Once 4:44 $0.99
On And On 3:59 $0.99
So Long 2:38 $0.99
False Idol 3:51 $0.99
In Words 3:28 $0.99
Dear Destiny, 3:36 $0.99
Flee The Scene 3:59 $0.99
Write This Down 4:12 $0.99
Not A Face 3:03 $0.99
The Last Time 4:24 $0.99
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Album Notes

This is the fourth and pinnacle release from the Puyallup Powerhouse Instant Winner. The 5 years since their last release have proven they’ve been busy developing their sound - now the perfect combination of their trademark high-energy punch, with a mature new stage obvious in the songwriting. This is amazingly melodic, classically rock-driven powerpop at it’s finest.

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REVIEWS

Thirteen Times
author: Jacque
Love the horns, vocals, and the energy! Great new Seattle sound that will hopefully be heard here in Califonia soon!
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Very carefully constructed...Instant Winner has thankfully re-entered my life
author: NWbands.com
Instant Winner mixes sounds from multiple genres; I don’t know whether to skank, mosh or headbang to their music, but deciding how to dance is about the only thing I am unsure about when it comes to this band. Thirteen Times is a veritable melting pot of different styles and sounds, ranging everywhere from metal riffs, to ska chords, to driving hard rock rhythms, and at one point even incorporates a pseudo-hardcore sing-along (in the song "Just Once"). This mish-mash blend of varying sounds gives the album a much more balanced feel than much of their previous work and gives each song its own unique identity. Just when I think I've got their sound and style figured out, the song will change and I'll find myself just as baffled as I was a few minutes prior. This 2007 release is a bit of a blast from the past (and I mean that in a very good way); the album has some solid roots in the late 90’s. Most prominent is the variety of Neal’s vocal styles, some late 90’s emo with a rock edge.
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