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    The Juliana Theory/Dawson High

    The Juliana Theory Was The Only Thing I Learned At Dawson High

    (1999)

    Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt

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    Label Arise RecordsHM Magazine #77May 1999
    emopop punk

    I couldn't wait to hear what Brett Detar of Zao was working with here. This is some killer melodic emo pop. Visions of Brandston come to mind, but these guys have a great sound of their own. I could listen to them all day long. Put these guys on the road with Dogwood, and they'd take over the world! Dawson High is just as good. Both of these bands could be one and the same, if you ask me. This is one killer CD.

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