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Atlas Shrugged
Atlas Shrugged aren't looking to move the world- maybe just a few who happen to be listening. Writing from the worldly perspective of two middle class suburban college kids from a G-8 nation, when the weather and humidity are just right these guys lay down a feel as smooth as fine satin lace. "Powerpop...
Atlas Shrugged aren't looking to move the world- maybe just a few who happen to be listening. Writing from the worldly perspective of two middle class suburban college kids from a G-8 nation, when the weather and humidity are just right these guys lay down a feel as smooth as fine satin lace. "Powerpop Grunge" is probably a fair term to apply, with driving drums and a rich, full guitar sound that ranges from a pretty, light, ringing, high-end feel in "Wandering" to a dark, hard, classic-grunge tone in "Love Me". The vocals wander into the folky, story-telling variety, while always staying true to the poprock imperative of catchy, singable, and meaningful taglines like "And be free" and "I went out wandering".
ALBUMS
Who Moves the World?
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13 tracks
Wandering
(03:28)
Let Society Dream
(03:10)
The Last Waltz
(02:28)
Minorly Aware
(05:07)
Romantic Adventure
(02:00)
The Human Condition
(02:49)