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    Joshua

    A Whole New Theory

    (1999)

    Reviewed by Conrad

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    Label Doghouse RecordsDecapolis1999
    emoindie rockpost-hardcore

    I guess this is emo, or post hardcore/pop, whatever, I don't care. It's good for what it is. Weird chords and chord progressions. The main good thing about it is that its all upbeat. I couldn't really get into the vocals. Musically its really creative. But I'll take catchy melodies over creativity any day (I gave the rip off band Huntingtons a B+). Don't let my score fool you, its really good if you like this type of music.

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    Other coverage for this album

    Decapolis 1999Reviewed by dmkThe drummer really loves his crash cymbal. And when these guys get to flat out rockin', it sounds like car chase rock or something. Sure, they churn out some mid-tempo stuff, but the only other word I can use to describe them is punchy. Punchy-rock. I don't know what you call the music. (I hate labels.) I just know I like it. This is the kind of stuff I used to promote concerts to hear. BDecapolis 1999Reviewed by TomThe sticker on the front of this CD reads as follows, "Absolutely amazing! Emotional subtle rock with a heavy bass sound, nice breakdowns, and some not too cheesy solos. A great purchase. This blows most bands in the indie/emo/whatever genre away". TP- Second Nature Magazine. Well good old TP took the words right out of my mouth. This is Joshua's third release(they already put out two EP's, one…

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