The Zoltars
Should I Try Once More? (Sundae)
Reviewed by Luke Winkie, Fri., May 25, 2012
The Zoltars
Should I Try Once More? (Sundae)"I'm living off of pills, and I never pay my bills," sighs crestfallen Jared Leibowich over monotonous, factory-pressed guitar. The low-spirited local quartet's debut deals chapped, barren, smokestack-spiked post-punk, lifeless in its sprawl. Honesty or middle school poetry? "I will give you all my heart/we will never be apart." I hope I'm not getting the joke, for their sake.
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