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" When we named Nashville&amp;#039;s Daniel Ellsworth And The Great Lakes one of our 15 Bands To Watch in 2014, we weren&amp;#039;t kidding. Equal parts wildly danceable synth pop and bounce-inducing indie rock, Ellsworth et al just released a new album, Kid Tiger, that is sure to put a spring in your step. Want proof? The record&amp;#039;s first single, &amp;quot;Sun Goes Out,&amp;quot; practically insists you to do more than casually tap a foot or do the cool guy head bob, demanding instead a full body, lash-out-dancing-like-a-mad-man (all due respect to Soul Coughing for the lyrics bite) response. Think you can resist? We dare you to try. Okay, the ridiculously beautiful woman on the rollerblades may distract you at first, but after a couple views you&amp;#039;ll adapt, and then it&amp;#039;s go time, right there in the office.  Don&amp;#039;t say we didn&amp;#039;t warn you. Ellsworth had this to say about the song and video, directed by Joshua Black Wilkins: &amp;quot;&amp;#039;Sun Goes Out&amp;#039; could be a theme song for the apocalypse. A smile in the face of everyone&amp;#039;s inevitable demise. Our time in this world is short. Put on some rollerblades and dance.&amp;quot;       "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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