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    HM Magazine #88/The Blamed
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    The Blamed

    The Blamed

    (2000)

    Reviewed by Jason Dodd

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    Label Burnt Toast VinylHM Magazine #88March/April 2001
    emohardcorepost-hardcorepunk

    Our first platter is brought to us by Philly's Burnt Toast Vinyl: the (new) Blamed on 7" red vinyl, featuring two new and exclusive songs -- "This is for David" and "On Westenedge . . . in Amsterdam." The first song introduces a heart and high-hat heavy Blamed, and the second an even more post-hardcore punk than their Germany EP made manifest, with erratic melody and spotlighted frenetic drumming. It's $4, and can be ordered online at: www.burnttoastvinyl.com.

    Other coverage for this album

    HM Magazine #86Reviewed by Doug Van PeltTalk about a face-lift! With new members Matt, Christopher, and Trevor comes an emo slant, but incorporating the tough, punk rock guitar tones from earlier releases. I like this better than what I heard live at Cstone.

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