Title: Starts Off Slow
Product review: This album may start off slow (the first half is mostly filled with relatively 'meh' pop songs that aren't terrible, but aren't anything special either), but the second half saves the album. It's filled with crunching power chords and Mott the Hoople and Kinks inspired pop songs (in fact, they pay homage to Mott the Hoople by recording a killer cover of All the Way to Memphis). This is a fun album of crunchy, punky rock songs, and it is a great indie album (from before indie was the 'in' thing). I recommend this album, but I'd make a suggestion to check out Supercluster: The Big Dipper Anthology first because it has a much wider assortment of songs to choose from.
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