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City And Colour
Sometimes
Dine Alone Records
The most anticipated Canadian indie album of the year has finally arrived: Dallas Green’s solo project, City And Colour, has just put out its first release on Dine Alone Records.
And looky here, it’s an actual album. A real album, not some collection of singles strung together with some b-side grizzle left behind when the budget ran out, but an album you can put on, press play and listen to all the way through.
The thing about Green is when he opens his mouth, angel’s fly out. These brutally honest, broken but brave angels that force you to sing along, appreciate and relate until you cry.
Chicks definitely dig it, but boys will come along, unashamed, for the ride.
Standouts: The first single, ‘Save Your Scissors’ is at worst infectious, ‘Casey’s Song’ haunts like it’s sung from the grave and even the repetitive ‘Comin’ Home’ still manages to sound strong in its simplicity.
There are only two reasons not to buy Sometimes: 1. You’re dead. 2. You already downloaded it months ago.
- Anna von Frances
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