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The Fold are the freshly scrubbed face of emo, a completely mainstream and radio-ready pop/rock band outfitted with just enough of the signifiers of a currently salable subculture to give the quartet a hint of street cred. This Too Shall Pass is the 2006 equivalent of the pseudo-psychedelic bands MGM tried to hype into "the Bosstown Sound" in 1968, a prepackaged attempt to make Boston the next great freak city after San Francisco, or of those early-'80s hard rock bands who dressed up in new wave finery in a bid to get onto MTV. In case that sounds too harsh, it must be said that This Too Shall Pass isn't a bad record at all; indeed, it's filled with some extremely catchy tunes, particularly the soaring opener, "Gravity," and the unapologetically poppy "The Title Track." It's just that the album sounds entirely stage-managed and predetermined, as if the songs were written to schematics aiming for maximum "alternative" radio airplay. It all sounds completely bloodless as a result. ~ Stewart Mason
The Fold are the freshly scrubbed face of emo, a completely mainstream and radio-ready pop/rock band outfitted with just enough of the signifiers of a currently salable subculture to give the quartet a hint of street cred. This Too Shall Pass is the 2006 equivalent of the pseudo-psychedelic bands MGM tried to hype into "the Bosstown Sound" in 1968, a prepackaged attempt to make Boston the next great freak city after San Francisco, or of those early-'80s hard rock bands who dressed up in new wave finery in a bid to get onto MTV. In case that sounds too harsh, it must be said that This Too Shall Pass isn't a bad record at all; indeed, it's filled with some extremely catchy tunes, particularly the soaring opener, "Gravity," and the unapologetically poppy "The Title Track," even if the album sounds entirely stage-managed and predetermined. ~ Stewart Mason
The Fold: Daniel Castady (vocals, guitar); Keith Mochel (vocals, bass guitar); Aaron Green (guitar); Mark Rhoades (drums).
This Too Shall Pass Music | List Price | $13.98 (You save $3.13) | | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Pop, Gospel, Alternative, Contemporary Christian Music, Christian Rock, Enhanced CD | | Label | Tooth & Nail | | Orig Year | 2006 | | All Time Sales Rank | 116146  | | CD Universe Part number | 7022845 | | Catalog number | 11459 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Feb 21, 2006 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Producer | Steven Haigler | | Engineer | Anthony Vero | | Personnel | Daniel Castady - vocals, guitar Keith Mochel - vocals, bass guitar Mark Rhoades - drums Aaron Green - guitar
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