Minimalism never sounded so good. Kindly kick the Shins, Shivs, and Strokes out on their backsides, and tell Brian Wilson that someone else “gets it.”
Ratings – Doug Van Pelt 3.5/5, The Kern County Kid 4.5/5
Other coverage for this album
Decapolis May 2005Reviewed by Phil NicholsGirls like Copeland. It must be some sort of internal, congenital mechanism within the female mind, but from my (admittedly limited) research, I have found that most girls involuntarily shriek with delight or swoon at the sound of Aaron Marsh's whimsical crooning. This was my initial reasoning for looking into Copeland's music. I figured that if (a) Girls like Copeland and (b) I like Copeland,…Decapolis May 2005Reviewed by Luke KruseIt seems that everyone loves Copeland these days. I have a friend who listens to almost all metal, yet still has a soft spot for the pop-rock bliss of these four young gentlemen from Florida. I have another friend who listens to corporate rock bands like Nickelback that likes to show off his "sensitive" side by cranking up the Copeland. I don't think I'll ever come across anyone who might say,…The Phantom Tollbooth 2005Reviewed by Trae CadenheadUndoubtedly, Copeland's sophomore full length In Motion is one of the most anticipated albums for indie music lovers this year. The band burst onto the scene in 2003 with the deliciously pure and adhesive (meaning it sticks) Beneath Medicine Tree. Now with In Motion, Copeland shows that they have no fear of taking some risks and doing something different. In Motion isn't all that different from…Similar sounding releases
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