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At Home We Are Tourists
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Settle has released their smart, attention-grabbing debut At Home We Are Tourists via Epitaph Records. Produced by Adam Lasus (Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, Army Navy, Yo La Tengo) and mixed by Ken Andrews (Jimmy Eat World, Pete Yorn, BRMC), the Easton PA quartet's first full-length album is a pop dreamscape that deftly combines indie and dance rock that is alternately ironic and biting and deeply emotional and deliberative.

Citing influences from Elvis Costello to the Liars and inspiration from art to social networking sites, Settle's At Home We Are Tourists illustrates both the outlandish collection of pop culture that moves the band and an unusual ability to craft a remarkably accomplished first record. Five years of writing, revising and discarding allowed the band to amass 12 songs that range from fuzzed-out rockers to indie gems to synth-driven fetes that flow seamlessly one into the other to form a perfectly cohesive whole.

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No: #86896

US Rel. Date: 05/19/2009

EU Rel. Date: 05/18/2009

Type: Full

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gnguv4suckzz

03/20/2009

part 3.

and finally
c. you are a moron. who cares where they got the reference? (i mean aside from you, which clearly shows so much class and amount of life worth you have) bands rip off of other bands all the time. if i cared to listen or even think about listening to gang of four, i am sure i could find some rip off. it happens. move on. and quit existing.

gnguv4suckzz

03/20/2009

b.

b. possibly you should consider that epitaph (or any other label for that matter) is interested in diversity of bands among their label. (sort of like at a grocery store when they have more than one variety of cake mix.)

gnguv4suckzz

03/20/2009

hiiii hatahzz

a. there is no need for ripping on a band, whether they suck or not. you clearly have too much time on your hands since you are obvzz stalking this message board to respond with anger punk banter. you should probz go back to taking the studs off your craptastic jacket or shaving your head or whatever you do.

GangOfFour

03/07/2009

That's not how music works - The Rolling Stones didn't "steal" their name from an actualy rolling stone. Bands are named after things. Like how Settle is named after what you're doing as a fan.

And if these posers haven't heard of Gang of Four they need to go back to rock school.

Anyway - I'm going to go back to never thinking about Epitaph bands.

ohnopigeons

03/06/2009

p.s. that's DOCTOR Junior to you, friendo--and, I assure you, I do not teach at the Art Institute. There is no WAY they would hire me.

ohnopigeons

03/06/2009

In conclusion, either they are purposely referring to that song so that people in the know--like you--will better understand what they are trying to do with their first album, or the band, those rat bastards, have never heard of some obscure song title (even Google can't find anything about it!! So much for fame, let alone omniscience). After all, who expects to get away with copyright infringement in the age of information and obsessive music fans with nothing better to do than stalk band info?

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