CD Review: The Working Title - About Face - Page 2

“There is None” manages to maintain the signature sound and feel of the rest of the album and still feel like a departure. Played on acoustic guitar and sung almost sweetly of love and the frustration that can come with it. The final song “Turbulence” harkens to Radiohead with pensive, poignant lyrics and Hamilton’s sentimental, wet, sticky orgasm of a voice is perfect for this piano driven indie rock hymn.

About Face is an Alt.Indie.Pop.Rock album that you will want to listen to while lying on your bed in the pitch dark, music blaring, eyes closed, wearing nothing but your underwear. And that’s just what I’m about to do.

To hear The Working Title you can visit their Myspace space.

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I'm a writer and music journalist originally from Salt Lake City, but now living in Scotland. I was a Punk/Goth in the '80s and these artistic influences have stayed with me; although a love of Chopin, chamber music, and Spanish guitar would seem to belie this. …

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  • 1 - Drew

    Jul 31, 2006 at 11:59 am

    Completly agree, the cd is so awesome. I saw them open for Goo Goo Dolls, they have such a unique guitar sound.

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