-Review- Twelve Hour Day - "Hollywood" Album

Twelve Hour Day have an album here that covers a lot of ground with its ultra catchy sound.

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From: Minneapolis, MN
Sounds like: Alternative Rock





Twelve Hour Day are some hot up and comers that are looking to make a name for themselves with their unique take on the Rock/Pop Punk genre. Let's dive in and see what they're all about with their newest "Hollywood" album. The opener "Paper Planes" (no it's not a cover of the M.I.A track) feels like it should be on the Scott Pilgrim soundtrack. The track has that fuzzy Rock/Punk sound that'll draw in listener from the first note to the last. "Anchors" has a bit of Mudhoney sound to it. The track is just catchy at its core and its chorus is a true testament to that. "Living Waste" picks up the energy level a bit. The riffs are easy to cling on to and can definitely appeal to a wide crowd set. "Divide" has a Foo Fighters feel to it as it cranks out more of a Rock vibe. In fact, just the instrumentation is most of the tracks run time. It should be a nice intro for a live set for sure. "Hanging On To Yesterday" has melody for days. The melodic vocals grab hold from the start and don't let go. The instrumentation has a bit of bite to it. The single "Minneapolis Kids" is next and it has a Mewithoutyou vibe to it. The track shows off its style effortlessly and has that radio appeal. "Some People" continues the crunchy riffage. The track brings to mind Weezer and their catchiness. The track is a nice pace shift from the previous track. "Angry Faces" goes all out with its hard bite. The track has riffs that really soar and the vocals do a nice job of keeping up with it. The closer "We're All Actors" builds and explodes with some spectacular riffs. The track has a more Grunge vibe as it takes its time and is more methodical in its approach. By the end of the track, you'll be reaching for that repeat button. With each track clocking in around two-three minutes, it's a quick hitting album that keeps the catchy tunes coming at a steady clip and should gain repeated listens with ease.

Verdict:
Twelve Hour Day have an album here that covers a lot of ground with its ultra catchy sound.