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Bayside

Bayside

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Album Review

Coming quickly on the heels of 2004's Sirens and Condolences, the men of Long Island's Bayside continue to find themselves pegged as an emo band, but the Anthony Raneri-steered group has a less limiting grasp on indie rock. While the explosive hard-charging opener "Hello S****y" is a ferocious exclamation mark, the song is an anomaly amid the white noise acoustic rock of "Don't Call Me Peanut" and the optimistic tack of "Tortures of the Damned." Bayside's enthusiastic drive propels "Half a Life," which is one of several exhibitions for the wares of guitarist Jack O'Shea. If the complexities of relationships seem like trite song fodder these days, "Existing in a Crisis" proves that it can still be done with effect, but Raneri and his compadres still come up short on "Montauk," an experimental tune inspired by the erratic film Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. Just the same, they deserve credit for trying to reach beyond their comfort zone. ~ John D. Luerssen, Rovi

Customer Reviews

Bayside Is Flawless.

Great Album.

Really enjoyed this album

I love singing along to the songs on this album. Infectous choruses. Dear Tragedy is impossible to not sing along to haha. Tortures of the Damned is probably the best song, followed by Devotion an Desire

Perfect

This is such a great album. I will never get sick of any of these songs <3

Biography

Formed: 2000 in Long Island, NY

Genre: Alternative

Years Active: '00s, '10s

Bayside formed in the winter of 2000 and developed a quick following with their melodic, moody, guitar-driven emo. They soon left their native Queens, New York and hit the road, sharing stages across the United States with bands like the Alkaline Trio, Taking Back Sunday, and Further Seems Forever. The band's first release, the Long Stories Short EP, was released by the local Dying Wish Records in August 2001. Touring continued throughout the following...
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