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Portable Luminaire
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Monsters are not Myths' acoustic ep combines folk influences with classic and modern rock to find a sound that anyone can relate to. Acoustic guitar and piano fuse together, giving a solid foundation for introspective lyrics with strong melodic lines.
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Rock: Folk Rock
Release Date:
2004
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Medicate
3:33
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Ego Song
4:40
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Blame
4:40
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Overflow
3:12
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Can't Give You Me
5:10
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Stagelight
3:14
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Mexico
4:17
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Well worth it
author: Nidhi
The simple fusion of piano, guitar and soft vocals makes this album stand out as a true find. The diversity of the lyrics, from the loss of innocence to mexican getaways are easy to listen to while also asking for further attention. Blame is a fabulous track, in sound and message. There is a strong sentiment for the lackluster of this day-and-age and how shrouded in consummerism we have become. Can't Give you Me is an indie-emo song that is reminiscent of early Elliott Smith, and brings up feelings of wanting and missing. All in all comprable to early Ben Harper or Ben Kweller, it is a great companion on a rainy night at home or playing on your discman as you walk downtown. A great acoustic album, simple, but not lacking in flavor, Portable Luminare is well worth its price.
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