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    HM Magazine #74/Tricycle
    Tricycle — Bring Back Tomorrow cover

    Tricycle

    Bring Back Tomorrow

    (1998)

    Reviewed by Brian Vincent McGovern

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    Label independentHM Magazine #74November/December 1998
    alternative rockmodern rock

    The vocals on this tight, vibey rock band are definitely relaxed -- perhaps a little too much so. I thought he was singing in a different language until I read the lyrics. It was just a case of leaving out a few syllables here and there. Some of it reminds me a little of Thre3. The music, with its punchy guitar licks and hammering drums, is energetic, causing my foot to jump and ramble across the floor, under the desk, getting in the way of the guy who sits across from me. Lyrically, there's no doubt where the band's heart is -- God-oriented -- and the production is simple and rich. "Constipated Christian" is probably the most humorous, yet the most pointed and convicting.

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