People in the know will be reading this review and questioning it’s relevence, being that this was made in the summer of 2001 and all. Yet, it’s still a excellent split, if only limited by it’s size (four songs total). Since we just featured Movielife on the cover recently, I rang up One Day Savior to see if we could get this split reviewed, so here we are. The Movielife, a pop/punk/emo (but good) band, opens the album with the most enjoyable “Another Friend?”, a song fans will recognize from their album on Revelation, “This Time Next Year”, and follows it up with “Sailor Tattoos”. Exnumberfive is a completely new act to my ears, and they’re chunky indie riffs and definitive Quicksand influence in “Armistice” and “Go” came off well, with their only ‘flaw’ being a bit strange, musically, to share this CD with a poppier act like The Movielife. Wish it was longer, tho.
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