Canadians. I love Canadians. They’re so pleasant, and they produce so much feel good music. Why can’t Americans lighten up a little and follow our northern neighbor’s example? Why? Perhaps it has something to do with our lack of universal healthcare. But truly, this album is upbeat, fresh, and very Canadian. I guess you’d call it rock music; however, it’s got a pop element to it that makes it lively and catchy. The band’s sound is pretty straight-forward but not overly simple. In fact, the structure of the music is pretty involved, utilizing great breaks, bridges, and really infectious choruses. The bass creates a nice, rich backbone with the inventive drumming; the guitar supports both the rhythm and the melody, and the keyboards are really fun and give the music a retro (and I use that term loosely) sort of feel. The lyrics that I can understand are great, but the truth is that even when I can’t understand the words, the vocals are so well done it doesn’t matter. I love Canadians and their healthcare, and I love this album. I also love the Canadian government for financially backing this album through the Canada Music Fund (I’m being serious, they did). Thank you Canada [sheds tear].
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