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The production on "Parallel Lines", the lead track from the Junior Boys' forthcoming album Begone Dull Care, is leaner and drier than the bulk of So This Is Goodbye, while it's not as tricky or intricate as selected buts from Last Exit. Instead, it draws a steady, straight mid-tempo line for six and a half minutes that allows Jeremy Greenspan the space to bend and shape the tune with his expressive voice. He's in falsetto mode through most of it, but dips into whispers or drops an octave when needed. It's not a massive first track by any stretch, but does nicely demonstrate how far Junior Boys can get by on subtlety.[from Begone Dull Care; due 03/24/09 in Canada, 04/07/09 in the U.S., and 05/11/09 in the UK from Domino]
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submitted by Nick Apr 26th 2011 09:00 pm (stereogum.com)
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submitted by Nick Mar 11th 2011 11:00 pm (stereogum.com)
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submitted by Nick Apr 23rd 2010 10:00 pm (stereogum.com)
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Jeremy Greenspan and Matt Didemus don't feature in the video for their Begone Dull Care standout "Bits & Pieces"; if you've seen them live that won't be much of a surprise. Instead this video directed by Stephanie Comilang for Hellhound Productions puts us in their perspective: They say "I see you better when the lights are out," we see a bu...
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