Dawn - Je Ne Crois by doublethink doublethink : Dawn - Je Ne Crois.
Paradoxical post-alt rock.


doublethink's new release is their most cohesive and confident work to date. Buckling down in a previously unknown creative place, this album finds a band that no one IN the band even knew really existed. Powerful, challenging, dark but overall extremely melodic, every song on the album sounds like an explosion of energy and exhausting creativity. It prickles your ears, and challenges your brain and your senses like no other doublethink release has. Their previous efforts are good, but this is the first one that is great.
Songs:

1. She's My Heroine
2. Our Mother's Son
3. Hypovolemia
4. Point The Way
5. Darkness
6. Dangerous Days
7. A Beautiful Sound

Listen to: the entire album.


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Release date: 5/14/2010
doublethink lives in New York USA

Tagged as: Hard Rock, Rock


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