The Remains - Dont Tell Me The Truth

Review by Violet Vandor

Remains' album "Don't Tell Me the Truth" is a refreshing take on the indie rock genre. The band has managed to create a sound that is both nostalgic and modern, with catchy hooks and introspective lyrics that are sure to resonate with listeners.

The album opens with the upbeat and energetic track "Heartbreakers," which sets the tone for the rest of the record. The guitars are crunchy and the drums are driving, creating a sense of urgency that is maintained throughout the album.

Tracks like "Lost in Translation" and "Broken Bottles" showcase the band's ability to write introspective and emotionally charged lyrics, while still maintaining their catchy sound. The album's title track, "Don't Tell Me the Truth," is a standout, with its infectious chorus and clever wordplay.

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Artist: The Remains
Album: Dont Tell Me The Truth

Spain

Rock

Garage Rock

2003

Rating: 4.0

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Track	Duration	Preview
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Don't Tell Me The Truth

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PENN45012

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Penniman Records

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Vinyl
7"
45 RPM
Single
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White

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First edition of 100 copies on white vinyl.
Limited Edition Of 1000 Copies.
100 copies on white vinyl. 900 copies on black vinyl.

About The Remains

American garage rock band, sometimes credited as Barry & The Remains The Remains formed in 1964 at Boston University, where all four members were first-year students living in the same dorm in Kenmore Square. Singer-guitarist Barry Tashian and keyboardist Bill Briggs were from Westport, Connecticut, drummer Chip Damiani from Wolcott, Connecticut, and bassist Vern Miller from Livingston, New Jersey. They began playing r&b and rock'n'roll covers, as well as some Tashian originals, at The Rathskeller, a tavern across the square from their dorm. Soon, fans were lining up from Kenmore Square to Fenway Park to see them, and management had to clear out a disused basement to accommodate the crowds The band became a popular live act throughout New England, and, after signing with Epic Records, enjoyed local hits with a catchy, swinging Tashian original, "Why Do I Cry

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Barry & The Remains
Barry And The Remains
Remains

Members

Chip Damiani
Bill Briggs
Vern Miller
Barry Tashian
N.D. Smart II

Summary by Violet Vandor

"Don't Tell Me the Truth" is a solid album that showcases the talent and creativity of Remains. The band has managed to create a sound that is uniquely their own, while still paying homage to the indie rock greats that came before them. This is an album that is sure to appeal to fans of the genre, and is definitely worth a listen.