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    Seven Head Division

    Seven Head Division

    (2003)

    Reviewed by Jason Dodd

    Discogs
    Label independentHM Magazine #88March/April 2001
    emomodern rockpost-hardcore

    SHD membership-wise is essentially The World Inside sans Jesse Sprinkle -- who produced their apparently self-titled record. Sonically, however, they are definitely their own band, demonstrating a musical approach that harkens Hum, Jawbox, and Sunny Day Real Estate. Frenetic, pensive song progressions create a hipster artsy vibe, and climactic, pure guitar walls push things into 'modern rock' territory. Overall, a well-planned and executed debut; check them out on our current Hard Music Sampler CD.

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