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Twin sisters Tegan and Sara Quin are two singer/songwriters with impeccable acoustics, comfortable with exploring social frustrations without wallowing in despair. Their Vapor Records debut, This Business of Art, is simplistic, and the compositions are hollow and earthy. Tegan and Sara's vocals are gravelly like fellow folkie Ani DiFranco. They snarl on tracks like "Freedom" and "More for Me"; "Superstar," an excellent album standout, pounces with club/dance backdrops. Tegan and Sara are on the verge of their twenties and unconcerned with teen angst. They exude a well-crafted sound and savory lyrics for being so young. It's certainly refreshing in the face of bubbly Britneys. ~ MacKenzie Wilson, All Music Guide
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- So Jealous
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- The Con
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- The Con
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- If It Was You
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T&S FANatic!!!
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- By MeloT6
- 10/30/2008 03:49:48
- TBOA is a great album!! I love "The First", "My Number" & "Superstar". I just recently went to their last N. American concert a couple of weeks ago, and Tegan played "Hop A Plane/Superstar", and the new version of Superstar was awesome!!! Hopefully she'll officially release the new version!
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This Business of Art
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- By fonfreaka
- 6/22/2008 13:12:21
- The Quin sisters (or "Quinsters" as they've been affectionately dubbed by fans) have versatility in their playing style-as demonstrated in This Business of Art, their second studio album. Fans of the synth-infused album The Con will find comfort in both the earthen anxiety and hype in the folk pop tunes of this album.
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