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Best known as the drummer/vocalist for Underoath, Aaron Gillespie just can't stop the music from coming out of him, as he launched a one-man band, the Almost, during the early 21st century. The Almost's debut full-length, Southern Weather, followed in 2007, and proves that Gillespie must be quite a creative deciding factor in his full-time band, as the material is -- for the most part -- quite Underoath-esque. There are a few pleasant surprises however, such as a collaboration with Jeremy Enigk of the Fire Theft and Sunny Day Real Estate fame (the latter band is often considered the original emo band -- a style that Underoath specializes in), on the country-tinged ballad "Dirty and Left Out." But mostly, it's emo-rock that rules the day, especially such selections as the album-opening "Say This Sooner" and "I Mostly Copy Other People." Underoath fans will surely be proud of Gillespie and his one-man band. ~ Greg Prato, All Music Guide
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Great Album
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- By otaku0910
- 3/25/2009 00:33:40
- You should say its funny the way i stumbled into this band i was just fininshing cleaning up after the youth service and i found this mix CD with many bands included but as i listend to the CD the almost came on and it was like music i have not heard of and now i recomed the almost to all my friends because it is great music
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- By missXpoison
- 2/7/2009 21:25:43
- well, see this is a mistake i was at circuit city. n i thought they would be good n all but then i bought the cd and this band is absolutely horrible! i mean like wretched horrible! what a waist of money
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