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- The Troubled Stateside
- - 37,036 plays
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Crime in Stereo
Released 2006

Bicycles For Afghanistan
02:58
4,449 plays

Slow Math
02:36
3,445 plays

Gravity/Grace
03:57
3,357 plays

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songs

- 1
- Everything Changes/Nothing Is Ever Truly Lost
- 00:59
- 2,974 plays

- 2
- Bicycles For Afghanistan
- 02:58
- 4,449 plays

- 3
- The Impending Glory Of American Adulthood
- 03:25
- 3,151 plays

- 4
- I'm On The Guestlist Motherfucker
- 01:30
- 2,794 plays

- 5
- Sudan
- 03:26
- 2,989 plays

- 6
- Abre Los Ojos
- 03:28
- 3,105 plays

- 7
- Gravity/Grace
- 03:57
- 3,357 plays

- 8
- Slow Math
- 02:36
- 3,445 plays

- 9
- I Stole This For You
- 03:02
- 2,558 plays

- 10
- Dark Island City
- 02:06
- 2,391 plays

- 11
- For Exes
- 03:26
- 2,934 plays

- 12
- I, Stateside
- 05:21
- 2,889 plays

album review

On their third album and Nitro debut, Crime in Stereo retain the purist scorch that ranks them among the finest progressive, melodic hardcore bands still thriving. Kickstarted by the blink-and-you'll-miss-it blast of "Everything Changes/Nothing Is Ever Truly Lost," replete with a livid scream courtesy of Kristian Hallbert, the group downshifts into more palatable, yet still-fuming exercises like "Bicycles for Afghanistan" and "The Impending Glory of American Adulthood." If the latter feels like an outtake from Lifetime's Jersey's Best Dancers that's not exactly a bad thing, but the group is at its snarling and disdainful best on "I'm on the Guest List Motherfucker," taking aim at the several corporate-minded punk labels out there. Tempered by the unexpected, somber delicacy of "Gravity/Grace," The Troubled Stateside is as ambitious as modern hardcore is likely to get. ~ John D. Luerssen, All Music Guide