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Change of Heart

Kyle Martin | Omnipresent | 12/30/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I'm sorry, but I have to correct myself. The last review I wrote was a long time ago, and Bill is an excellent vocalist. I dont know what I was thinking.



Cheers!"

Underrated

Kyle Martin | 06/28/2004

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I'm usually not too into pop, but Einstein's Sister is a whole other story. I learned about them because Kerry Tucker, Einstein's lead guitarist, is my guitar teacher, and he hooked me up with some CDs, and they're absolutely great. Described as "neo-beatles" by Tucker, they have great songwriting, guitars, drums, and bass. The vocalist, Bill Douglas, is average, and sounds better on the album than he does live. The only complaint I have is that Bill's vocals sometimes don't fit the music; his vocals are very pop and sugar coated, so when he comes in on one of the more crunchy, power chord driven songs, it just doesn't mix. This is a rare occurance, however, and can be easily overlooked. This album is great, as is their other album Humble Creatures. I would recommend getting Learning Curves first, though, as it has more stand-out, grab your attention songs. This band deserves WAY more credit and fame than they get."