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iTuneshe title track gets subtle and subdued, with some nice ’80s touches on the production keeping it catchy, smooth and memorable (shades of frontman Brian Fallon's the Horrible Crowes project abound). One of the album's strongest tunes, the incredibly bitter "Underneath The Ground" also utilizes subtlety in a way that shows these guys are learning with age, the last minute-and-a-half of the song rising ever so slightly with smart percussive and production touches; it's the little things that provide the hugest impact.."wiki
