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    Bayside

    Sirens and Condolences

    (2004)

    Reviewed by Nate Bailey

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    Label Victory RecordsDecapolisJanuary 2004
    alternative rockemopop punk

    A new addition to the Victory Family, Bayside recorded this album with the help of the man himself, J. Robbins. In a lot of ways, Bayside reminded me of older Alkaline Trio. With a moody, dark take on rock, the vocal delivery style is similar with both bands. I don't think Bayside is ripping anyone off, but both bands hit me at the same level. Maybe "Sirens and Condolences" is a bit repetitive at some points, but it's still an interesting and enjoyable listen. Bayside shows promise in future endeavors.

    2.5/4

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