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Curl Up and DieCurl Up and Die: Unfortunately We're Not RobotsUnfortunately We're Not Robots (2002)Revelation Records Reviewer Rating: 4.5 Contributed by: TheSunHasSetOnEmo20TheSunHasSetOnEmo20 (others by this writer | submit your own) The usual background info… Curlupanddie hails from Las Vegas, Nevada. The band formed in 1998. They're a young band in the hardcore scene, and Unfortunately We're Not Robots is their first full length release. What can I say about Curlupanddie - Unfortunately We're Not Robots? Two words come to .
The usual background info… Curlupanddie hails from Las Vegas, Nevada. The band formed in 1998. They're a young band in the hardcore scene, and Unfortunately We're Not Robots is their first full length release. Please login or register to post comments.What are the benefits of having a Punknews.org account?
http://www.deepfrybonanza.com This album fucking rocks. This band fucking rocks. Yay for good music. sick vocals. i can see scott's point of view, but what kind of other vocals could fit that band? oh yeha...i heard someone from converge help on this record. or maybe he just doesn't like singers voice, as mentioned in his statement shut up you bitch. you don't like it because it's not heart on sleeve, breakup sissy rock. you fucking elitest. |
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This album is a lot like some other bands I've been listening to as of late in that they're like driving. It takes a little of time to get used to it, but once you've got it down, it's a joy. A very...interesting album, not long enough though, especially with the four 5 second openers and track 5 cclocking in at 28 seconds.