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Sticky sweet pop melodies, explosive pop-punk chord progressions, "sensitive guy" lyrics. Yep, this should all sound pretty darn familiar if you're a rock fan circa the early 21st century, as there's been an endless stream of bands (for years by this point) that meet all the prerequisites of the aforementioned checklist. And on their 2007 release, Cities, there are certain moments that you can definitely add Anberlin to this list. Thankfully, they don't specialize in that annoying frat-boy-esque shtick that some pop-punk bands do; instead, Anberlin can be quite an ambitious bunch that go the emo route. While songs such as the album opening "Godspeed" sounds like your average pop-punk band of the moment, tracks such as the acoustic guitar-driven "The Unwinding Cable Car" is emo at its most naked (and includes some pretty darn impressive vocal harmonies). But for the most part, the tunes sound like a hopeful trying to win over the judges in the latest episode of Rockstar, especially on such tracks as "Adelaide" and "Hello Alone." Nothing too groundbreaking here, but nothing cringe-worthy, either. ~ Greg Prato
DVD includes behind-the-scenes footage of the making of CITIES.
This set includes a CD of their cohesive and adventurous new album with 3 special edition bonus tracks plus a special edition DVD containing behind the scenes of the making of the album.
Special Edition.
Anberlin: Stephen Christian (vocals); Nathan Strayer, Joseph Milligan (guitar); Deon Rexroat (bass guitar); Nathan Young (drums).
DVD Features:Alternative Press (p.140) - 3.5 stars out of 5 -- "Christian's vocals successfully leap higher into the stratosphere than ever before and at times, the band get more intricate and mature than they've ever been." Cities Music Review Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews Unbelievable!!!!!!!!!!
Anberlin is seriously such an amazing band with a unique sound thats different than a lot of the other bands out there that all sound the same.
Submitted by mattburgessbc (Vancouver BC)
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I don't have any of their CD's but this one but let me tell you... it's great! It has preety much everything, rock such as 'Godspeed' and 'Reclusion' and heartfelt acoustics such as 'The Unwinding Cable Car'. But to me, their overall best song is (*Fin). It's approximately 9 minutes long but you absolutely must hear the whole thing.
Submitted by James (South Windsor, CT, USA)
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This is probably the most incredible and impressive album I have ever had the chance to purchase.Christians vocals are undeniably among the greatest in the world.This is a must have cd.
Submitted by matrix322000 (Steubenville,OH,USA)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No Anberlin blends soft ballads with soaring rock songs.
Christian's vocals are as good as ever on Anberlin's third album. Rock anthems "Godspeed" and "Reclusion" are awesome with the song "Dismantle Repair" sounding similar to "Never Take Friendship Personal." My favorite song on the album is "Alexithymia." I love the chorus line "with downcast eyes there's more to living then being alive." The other standout songs for me on this CD were "Hello Alone", "A Whisper and A Clamor", and "Fin." The mellower ballads while not packing the same emotional energy of the harder anthemic songs are still good listening. Listening to the whole album beginning to end is an emotional journey through sadness, loss, and depression, but depression with a glimmer of hope.
Submitted by John (Crown Point, IN, USA)
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anberlin is friggen amazing and their new album tops all the rest. im in love with it.
Submitted by anberlin-rocks (Ontario, Canada)
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