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Enjoy Destroy: 'Little Dreams'

'It’s infinitely preferable to anything Feeder ever did'

September 27, 2007 | 2 Comments
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Finding out an album has been co-produced by Grant Nicholas isn’t exactly a reason to go out and buy it. Thankfully, Enjoy Destroy mix the pop-punk sensibilities of My Chemical Romance and Green Day’s puppyish charm with some winsome grunge tinges of their own and while inconsistent, it’s infinitely preferable to anything Feeder ever did.
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6 out of 10

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Comments (2)

thehorse

Nov 5, 2007

who the fuck reviewd this?!?! better than anything feeder ever did!?!?! mate you need your head testing, seriously, enjoy destroy r nothing in comparison. when/if they bring out songs lyk 'pushing th senses', 'just a day' and 'insomnia', then u mite jus b abl 2 compare. enjoy destroy r average, thers nowt to them. giv me feeder ANY day of the week

bradders01

Jan 30, 2008

These guys were awesome back before they were signed, when they were still Idesyne, with Little Dreams out they're probably the best thing on my iTunes now. Definitely get this.

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