"Grade: A
Excellent indie pop / folk from this Boston based trio! The "acoustic twang" that they like to refer to in their own description of what Capital City sounds like is definitely present throughout the disc, which is solid for the length of these 11 tracks. The vocals are laid back and smooth, the music is solid and always interesting and the songs themselves are fantastic, the kind that get stuck in your head at work and you can't wait to come home to throw on this record and unwind. A great record through and through." - Geek America

Tracks: This Town Won't Be The Same - White Hands - I'll Think Of Something - Whistleblower - The Weak Are Getting Srong - Council Emissary - Receiving / Daydreaming - So Upset - What I Became - Growing Up Too Fast - Drift Away
Recorded by Brian Brown at Fort Apache
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A single in the classic sense, with a jump-outta-your-seat rocker on the A side and an introspective slow number on the B side. "The Sound" will make you want to shake it and "National Landmark" will make you wonder if you can take it.

"I like what I hear from Capital City. They are tight, and they merge their influences of 60's and 70's pop with modern sensibilities perfectly." - Delusions of Adequacy

Tracks: The Sound - National Landmark
Recorded by Tony Goddess at Bang a Song
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"It sounds simultaneously like music that hasn't been heard in decades, and music that's never been heard quite this way before, not even from alt-country bands drawing upon similar sources. What's also impressive is the sheer range of the compositions. Each song has its own very distinct feel, whether it's the rollicking "Cartoon Wedding," the multi-sectioned "Luau," the alternately bright and woozy "Cry Me a Liver," the almost funky "Please Sir," or the singsong hallucinations of "Unquiet Grave." With such consistently fascinating variation, it's easy to speculate that Tonight We Drink With Orphans would have been a richly rewarding full-length. As it stands, it's an extremely promising debut, albeit frustratingly short." - All Music Guide

Tracks: Cartoon Wedding - Luau - Cry Me a Liver - Please Sir - Unquiet Grave
Recorded by Tony Goddess at Bang a Song and Orrin Anderson at Dos Gatos
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