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    Jeremiah's Grotto

    Through It All

    (2001)

    Reviewed by Marco Povervest

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    Label Vindicated RecordsArt for the Ears2001
    alternative rockemopost-hardcore

    Through It All is the second album for Jeremiah's Grotto as a follow up to Exemplar, their 1999 debut. The music on Through It All can be described as a mixture of energetic rock ala Foo Fighters, and emo. It's music with a good sense of melody. There are ten songs here. Most of them are good rock songs with vocals that are nice most of the time and there are occasional screams, only to express a certain feeling better. It's quite a pleasant record to listen to. The last two songs of the album are a bit different with more quiet moments and some keyboards (in Better Things Undone). These two songs are really beautiful even though they are not hard all the time. With Through It All this American band Jeremiah's Grotto delivered something of both quality and beauty.

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