Review: Yellowcard - Paper Walls
Posted on 28 August 2007 | 7 Comments
Filed Under: Album Reviews, Pop
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Paper Walls is the latest album from the Jacksonville, Florida pop-punk band Yellowcard. It isn’t groundbreaking or even all that original, but I’ve always sorta liked Yellowcard. Maybe its because they are the only pop-punk band around (to my knowledge) that prominently features a violin player or maybe I just really like that “Ocean Avenue” song of theirs. Yeah, I know I lose street cred for liking this band, but whatever. I didn’t have any to begin with and everyone has their guilty pleasures, right?
Anyhow, Paper Walls is a slickly produced pop-punk album with a bunch of songs that sound like they were just made for the radio. Simply imagine Blink-182 without the humor and then throw in a little melancholy for good measure. It isn’t totally remarkable or groundbreaking, but is a solid effort from a band that would be a notable improvement to what normally gets played on mainstream modern rock radio (have you heard the new Silverchair song). Paper Walls is out now.
MP3 | Yellowcard – The Takedown Paper Walls
MP3 | Yellowcard – Afraid Paper Walls
BONUS:
MP3 | Yellowcard – Violins (Lagwagon Cover) Rock Against Bush Vol. 2
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