 set, this reviewer enjoyed the gradual crescendo rise to up the tempo and sound til exploding the ears to a boisterious music and vivid emotions within the vocals. At times the music alone, blogspot readers, was amazingly intense as well as haunting amidst the imagery flowing from the lyrics. Paper Thick Walls wonderfully combined such elements of sound and vocals to create a floetry of explosively vibrant set of music paired well to dynamically expressive voices popping the words to life during each song. The intensity definitely fueled this lively group's energetic momentum at the right moments for dramatic emphasis in which the music matched note for note. SouthSide suggests listening to the following songs (in no particular order) - Desolate Place (for its dream-like imagery set inside a haunting combination of storytelling-ballad style), Overgrown (featuring a rockin' violin rhythms to give an upbeat Americana/folk sound and tempo) and White Flags (a fun tune about telling your boss to "take this job and shove it" where you can vividly feel Eric's angst and frustration besides hearing it). Plus she suggests checking out Potrait, Orange Tree, Masters of the Sea and the title track A Thousand Novels off the album. For more information about Paper Thick Walls, visit http://www.paperthickwalls.com.

Amidst a thunderous boom of sound which instantly grabbed everyone's attention, The Damn Choir made their grand entrance to kick off their celebratory occasion with an intense rockin' bang, blogspot readers. This band wasted no time impressing this reviewer with a strong showing of heartfelt vocals amidst their Americana/folk sound but that was the prelude to what she heard next. POW! This band explosively shook the venue (and the ears) with a thunderous boomer of intense music especially during their opening song before ending with a calming lull. The Damn Choir playfully teased the crowded room with such antics - thinking one minute it's merely a soft toned song or sound to the tempo yet on the other hand, the band pulled something completely different throwing you off a little. Even the instrumental bridges were filled with intense momentum in which you saw each member (including the Jack in the banana suit on percussions) passionately performed while on stage. SouthSide enjoyed the tiny surprises that occurred throughout their performance not knowing where Gordion and others were taking her. The intensity wasn't just contained
set, this reviewer enjoyed the gradual crescendo rise to up the tempo and strait til explode the ears to a boisterious music and intense emotion within the vocals. At times the music alone, blogspot proofreader, was amazingly intense as well as haunt amidst the imagery flowing from the lyric. Paper Thick Walls wonderfully combined such elements of phone and vocal music to create a floetry of explosively vibrant set of music paired well to dynamically expressive voices popping the parole to life during each song. The intensity decidedly fueled this lively group's energetic momentum at the good moments for dramatic vehemence in which the music matched note for note. SouthSide suggests listening to the follow songs (in no particular order) - Desolate Place (for its dream - like imagination sic inside a haunting combination of storytelling - ballad style), Overgrown (featuring a rockin' violin rhythms to give an upbeat Americana / folk sound and tempo) and White Flags (a fun tune about state your boss to " take this caper and shove it " where you can vividly feel Eric's angst and frustration besides hearing it). Plus she suggests check out Potrait, Orange Tree, Masters of the Sea and the title track A Thousand Novels off the album. For more information about Paper Thick Walls, visit http://www.paperthickwalls.com. 

 Amidst a deafening boom of sound which instantly grabbed everyone's attention, The Damn Choir made their grand entrance to kick off their celebratory occasion with an intense rockin' bang, blogspot readers. This band wasted no meter impressing this commentator with a potent showing of heartfelt vocals amidst their Americana / folk sound but that was the prelude to what she heard next. prisoner of war! This band explosively shake the venue (and the ears) with a thunderous baby boomer of intense music especially during their opening song before ending with a calming letup. The Damn Choir playfully teased the crowded room with such antics - thinking one moment it's merely a soft tone song or sound to the tempo however on the other hired hand, the band rend something completely different throwing you off a little. Even the implemental bridges were filled with acute momentum in which you saw each member (including the Jack in the banana courtship on percussions) passionately performed while on stagecoach. SouthSide enjoyed the tiny surprises that occurred throughout their performance not knowing where Gordion and others were taking her. The volume wasn't merely contained
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set, this reviewer enjoyed the gradual crescendo up tempo and til exploding the and emotions within the At times the alone, blogspot readers, was amazingly intense well as haunting amidst the imagery flowing from the lyrics. Paper Thick Walls combined such elements of sound and vocals to create a floetry of explosively set music well dynamically expressive voices popping the words to life during each song. The intensity definitely fueled this group's energetic momentum at the right moments for emphasis in which the matched note for note. SouthSide listening the following (in particular - Desolate Place its dream-like imagery set inside a haunting combination of storytelling-ballad style), Overgrown (featuring a rockin' violin rhythms give an sound and and Flags fun tune about boss to "take this job and you can vividly feel Eric's angst and frustration hearing it). she suggests checking out Potrait, Orange Masters of the Sea and the title track Thousand Novels off the album. For more information about Paper Thick Walls, visit http://www.paperthickwalls.com. Amidst boom of sound which grabbed everyone's attention, Damn made grand to kick their celebratory occasion with an intense rockin' bang, blogspot readers. This wasted no time impressing this reviewer with a strong showing vocals their Americana/folk sound that was the prelude what heard next. POW! This shook venue with thunderous of intense music especially their opening song before ending a calming lull. The crowded room with such antics - thinking one it's merely a soft toned song or to the tempo yet on the other hand, the band pulled something different throwing a little. Even the instrumental bridges were filled intense momentum in which saw each member (including the Jack in the banana on passionately performed on stage. SouthSide the tiny surprises occurred throughout their knowing where and were intensity wasn't just contained
 set, this reviewer enjoyed the Gradual creScendO riSe tO uP the TempO and sound til exPLodiNg the ears to a boisteriouS musiC aND vivID eMotioNs withiN ThE VOcaLs. at TimEs THe Music AloNe, blogsPot readers, Was AmAzingly intenSE aS well as hauNtiNg amidst the iMagEry floWiNg fROm the LyrIcs. PaPer ThiCK Walls WonderfulLy COmbineD Such eleMENtS of sOund and vocals to crEAtE A floetry of explOsivelY vIBrANT seT of Music paireD wEll to DYnamicaLLy EXPResSIve voices poppIng the words TO liFe duriNg EacH Song. ThE inteNsITy dEfinitely fuEled This livelY group'S EnergetIC momentUm at thE riGht MomeNTs FoR drAmATic EMpHasIS in Which the MuSiC matcHed nOTE FOr noTe. SOuthside sUggests listenIng To thE FolLowinG songS (in nO pArticUlar orDer) - DeSoLate Place (for its DreaM-like imagEry SeT inSiDe a haUNting cOmbInaTion of sTorytelLIng-BaLLAD sTyle), Overgrown (featuRiNG A rOckin' vioLin rhyTHmS tO Give an upBeAt AMeriCANa/folK souND aNd tempo) aNd WhitE flAgS (a fun tuNe About tElLinG yoUr bosS To "taKe this Job and shOve it" WHere you can viviDLy feel Eric's anGSt AND fRUstrAtiOn besides heArinG It). PlUs shE SuGgeSTs cheCking OuT poTRait, Orange Tree, MasteRs Of the SEa and The title track a Thousand NOVELs off the AlbuM. foR More informatioN abouT Paper ThicK walls, visIt httP://www.papeRthickwalLS.Com.

AmidsT a tHunDerOus BOOm Of sound which iNSTantLy Grabbed EveRyone's aTteNtiOn, THe DAmN Choir madE their grAnD eNtRaNce To kicK Off their CeLebRaTorY occaSIon witH an inTensE rOcKIn' bAng, blogSPoT REadeRs. thIs baNd wAsTed no Time IMprEssing tHis reviewEr wITh a sTrOnG showinG of heartfelt vOcAls amidst tHeIr AMericaNA/Folk sounD but that was the prelude to WHat she hEarD next. pOW! THis band exPloSively ShoOK the veNue (and The eaRs) WitH A ThundEROuS boOmEr of intensE MUsiC espeCiAlly During tHeir opening song befORe eNding with a calMinG lulL. tHe damN chOIr pLaYFulLY Teased the crowdeD room with sUcH AnTics - thinkiNG onE mInute it'S merely A soft TOned sonG or sound tO the tempo YeT on tHE OthEr hand, the bAnd pulleD somethinG ComplETeLy difFerEnt thrOwIng You ofF a littLE. EvEn the InstruMeNtal brIdges WeRe filled With intense momentum in whIch you Saw eaCh mEmber (inclUdiNG thE Jack in thE banAna suit on pErcUssIons) pAssIOnateLy peRFoRmeD While On stAGe. SouthSiDE eNjoYED tHe tiny surprISES thAt occUrrED throuGhouT their performance NOt knowing where gordION anD otHErs wErE taking her. The iNteNsITY wasn't juSt Contained
 set, this reviewer enjoye d the grad ual c res cen do  ris e to  up the tempoa nd s ound til exploding the  ears  t o  a b o is terio us musi c  a n d  vi vi demo ti o ns  with inthe voc als. At ti mes  t he music alo n e,  blogspotrea ders, was am azi ngly i nt ens e  as w ell  as h auntin g  amids t the ima ge r y flow i ng from t he  lyr ics. Paper ThickW al l s wonderfullycombin ed su c h  el eme nts of sou nd  andv ocals t o  c r e a tea  floetry of e xplosivelyv ibr ant se tofm usic p aired  w e llto dynamica llyexpressiv e voic e s poppi n g the w ords t o l ife  dur i ng  e ach  s o ng. Th e i n ten sity def in it ely f uele d t h is l ive ly g roup' s energetic m ome ntum atthe r ightmome nt s for  drama tic e mp hasis in whichthemusic mat che dnot efor n o te. So uth Sid e sugge sts lis t eni ng t o  t he following songs  ( i n  n o partic ular o r de r) - Desola te  Pl ace( f or it s dr e am -like im agerys et  i nside a  h auntin gcom bin ation of s toryte lling-ba llads tyle), Overgro w n (featuringa  r o c ki n ' vi oli n rhythms t o gi v e an  upb e at  Am e rican a/fol ks ou n d and tempo) and Wh it e Flag s (afun tune abou t tellingy o u r boss t o "t a ke this job and s hoveit" wherey ou can v ividl y feel E ric's ang s t  and fru str ati onbes i d es  hearing it). P lussh e sugge sts  checki ngout  Po tra it , OrangeTree, Ma st er sof  th e Sea and theti tle  t rac k A T h ousand  Nove ls o ff  t h e a lbum. F o rm o re i nf or mati onab out P aper Thi ck Wall s, visithtt p ://w ww .p aperthi ckwalls.com.
A midst a th un der ous bo o m  of soun d which instantly grabb e d every one 's at tent ion, TheDam n Choi r m a de the ir gra nd en tr anc e to ki c k  o ffth eir celebr a t ory  occa si on w ith anintense rockin' ba n g,blogspot read ers . Th i s  b and wa s ted  n o  ti m e  impressing thi s reviewer  w i th  a strongs how in g of he artfelt  voca l s amids t their A mericana/ fo lk s o u ndbut that w as the p relude to whats he  hear d n ext. P OW ! T his b and ex p los ively  shook  t he ven ue (a nd  the ear s) with a thunderous bo omer o f int ens e music e spe c ial ly during  the ir opening  so ngbefor e e n dingwith acal m ing l ull. The DamnC ho irp l ay fully tease d t hecrowd edr oom wi th s uch antics - thin k ing one minute  it' s mer ely a so ft  toned song or  so un d to the t em po yet on t he other  h a nd, t he ban d pull ed some t h in g  compl etel y d ifferentthr ow i ng youof fa  littl e. E ve n theinstru m enta l bridges were fil led w i t h int e nse  mome nt um in w h ichyou saw ea ch member ( includ ingthe J ack inth e bana nasu it on perc u ssions) p assio natelype rfor med  while  ons t age.Sout hS ide  enjoyedt h et in ys urp rise s tha toccu rred thro u ghout th eir perform an cen o t know i ng w here Gordi onand o t h ers were t a king he r . The  inten sity w asn't j u stco ntained 
 set,_this reviewer_enjoyed the gradual crescendo_rise to_up_the tempo_and_sound til exploding_the ears to_a boisterious music and_vivid emotions within_the_vocals. At times the music alone, blogspot readers, was amazingly intense as well as_haunting_amidst the_imagery_flowing_from the lyrics. Paper Thick_Walls wonderfully combined such elements_of sound_and vocals to create a floetry of explosively_vibrant_set of music_paired well to dynamically expressive voices popping the words_to life during each song. The_intensity definitely fueled_this_lively_group's energetic momentum at_the right moments for dramatic emphasis_in which the music matched note_for note. SouthSide suggests listening to the_following songs (in no particular order)_- Desolate Place (for its_dream-like imagery_set inside a haunting combination_of storytelling-ballad style),_Overgrown (featuring_a rockin' violin_rhythms to give an upbeat Americana/folk_sound and tempo)_and White Flags (a fun tune_about_telling your boss_to_"take_this job_and shove it"_where_you can_vividly_feel Eric's angst and frustration besides_hearing_it). Plus she suggests checking out Potrait,_Orange Tree, Masters of_the_Sea and the title_track A Thousand Novels off_the album. For more information about_Paper Thick_Walls, visit_http://www.paperthickwalls.com.

Amidst a thunderous boom of sound which instantly grabbed everyone's attention,_The Damn Choir made their grand_entrance to kick off_their celebratory_occasion_with an intense_rockin'_bang, blogspot_readers. This band wasted no time impressing_this reviewer_with a strong showing of heartfelt_vocals amidst their Americana/folk_sound_but that was the prelude to_what she heard next. POW! This_band explosively shook the venue_(and_the_ears) with a thunderous boomer_of intense music especially during their_opening song before_ending with a calming lull. The Damn_Choir_playfully teased the crowded room with_such_antics - thinking one minute it's_merely_a_soft toned song or sound_to the tempo yet on the_other hand, the band pulled something completely different throwing_you off a_little. Even the instrumental bridges_were_filled_with intense momentum in which you saw each member (including_the Jack_in the banana_suit on percussions) passionately performed while on stage. SouthSide enjoyed_the tiny surprises that occurred throughout their_performance not knowing where Gordion and others were taking her. The_intensity wasn't just contained