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	Bravery CD
		While the Bravery is solidly in the mold of mid-2000s groups worshipping at the altar of the 1980s, they manage a canny syncretism on their self-titled debut album.
		The Bravery boys are clearly frothing with enthusiasm for the glorious era they're too young to really remember, and their passion for the sound of those halcyon days of eyeliner and synthesizers is bursting from the seams of this disc.
		The Bravery have managed to record an album in 2005 that sounds like it was a "college radio" (alternative rock) masterpiece in 1981.
	www.cduniverse.com /search/xx/music/pid/6835165/a/Bravery.htm (565 words)

	The Bravery - Music Downloads - Online
		A residency at Arlene's Grocery and whispers on the street eventually led the Bravery to a recording contract with Island Def Jam in the States and Loog in the U.K. The Unconditional EP followed in early 2005.
		The Village Voice proclaimed the Bravery to be "New York's Official Next Big Thing" while MTV and Rolling Stone hailed them as an artist to watch.
		A co-headlining tour with Ash in the U.S. in spring 2005 coincided the release of the Bravery's self-titled album.
	musicstore.connect.com /artist/815/The-Bravery/8807787.html (149 words)

	The Bravery - The Bravery - Song Listings
		The Bravery's self-titled debut is a slick twist on '80s new wave and post-millennium modern rock.
		The Bravery isn't sonically mind-blowing, but the new millennium new wave revival remains intriguing.
		This is one of the bands the I tend to be prejudgeice to at first becasue since they are brining in something new, I'm not used to it and when i finally get the effort to listen to it it grows on me so much...
	www.mp3.com /albums/20003263/summary.html (612 words)

	NME.COM - News - The Bravery announce second album details
		The Bravery are set to release their second album next year.
		The album was produced by Pearl Jam cohort Brendan O'Brien.
		The album will feature the tracks 'Shapes', the acoustic, string-backed 'The Ocean', 'Believe', 'Bad Sun', 'Rat In The Walls' and 'Every Word Is A Knife In My Ear' which, according to Endicott, sounds "like a weird mix between the (Rolling) Stones and the Ramones".
	www.nme.com /news/the-bravery/24886 (204 words)

	The Bravery - The Bravery - Review - A Brave New Order
		The debut album, The Bravery, was released in March 2005 in the U.K. and the U.S, following releases of "Unconditional" and "Honest Mistake" as singles.
		This album is already one of the debuts of the year with several of the tracks being sampled to support TV companies (“Unconditional” was used to as a trailer for episodes of “Casualty”).
		To sum up The Bravery, they are an intense, dark band bitten by numerous post punk influences but the sum of the parts works and they have a big future.
	www.dooyoo.co.uk /music-records/the-bravery-the-bravery/1016641 (1172 words)

	Listen to The Bravery
		In that time, The Bravery (and that’s singer/guitarist Sam Endicott, guitarist Michael Zakarin, bassist Mike H, keyboardist John Conway and drummer Anthony Burulcich) had honed their sound to a dark garage-electro and made sure everyone knew what they were all about.
		Of course, the circumstances in which they recorded their album (most of it was constructed in a sam’s bedroom with Radio Shack mics and an old iMac) and the fact that Sam’s best friend John Conway is totally obsessed with analog keyboards obviously helped shape their sound.
		The Bravery’s debut album will be released by Island Records in the US on March 29th, 2005.
	www.onetimesone.com /download-mp3s/bravery.php (547 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: The Bravery: Music: The Bravery (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Bravery, who have been compared to The Cure and New Order, are one of the most heavily tipped acts of 2005.
		The first single is without doubt the strongest song on the album and the rest of the album fails to come up to the same standard.
		This album clearly borrowed a lot from The Strokes, at a time when that band seemed to have disappeared, which is not a bad thing in itself.
	www.amazon.co.uk /Bravery/dp/B0007RTFKM (1382 words)

	Drowned in Sound - Reviews - Live - The Bravery
		Strangely enough, New York’s The Bravery claim to be unfamiliar with the works of both their latter-day and current peers, citing people like Jane’s Addiction and Nirvana as their main cause de celebre as far as forming a band was concerned.
		It was always going to be difficult for The Bravery, as unlike The Killers last year, their first UK tour was sold out weeks in advance thanks to the collective values of word of mouth and expectation respectively.
		As The Bravery take to the stage, the cynic inside me just has to comment that if this lot haven’t been 'advised' by a stylist, then their appearance is a wet dream for any future manufacturing of a rock-ist/pop-ist nature.
	www.drownedinsound.com /event/view/1199 (992 words)

	Drowned in Sound - News - Hooray! A new Bravery album! So they're not dead, then!
		The Bravery have announced that they are not dead: they will release a new album, their second, in 2007.
		I was sat back stage with the Wainwrights when the Bravery came off stage at Glastonbury a few years ago and the bassist was all naked infront of me, not for a few seconds but he stood around dripping with sweat, towelling himself down for about 20minutes, taunting people with his nakedness.
		I saw The Bravery in February at the Astoria, the old tunes I think are quality, the new ones were dire, I was hoping they were intending to add some electro influence to them to beef them up, alas not.
	www.drownedinsound.com /articles/1249255 (408 words)

	The Bravery: The Bravery (2005): Reviews
		The Bravery treads the same well worn path as bands like The Smiths and The Cure but manages to avoid tripping on its roots by adding a unique personality.
		While the Bravery are certainly not in league with the Strokes, Interpol, or the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, this record is a strong one with some unexpected surprises.
		The Bravery have a different sound plus their album doesn't get too slow as does The Killers' one.
	www.metacritic.com /music/artists/bravery/bravery (709 words)

	DECAPOLIS : The Bravery - The Bravery
		The Bravery is yet another band from New York City where the hype surrounding them precedes their major label debut.
		The Bravery is clearly following the trend of 80’s influenced dance-rock music that has impacted the mainstream in the last year with the radio and commercial success of label-mates The Killers and other notables like Franz Ferdinand and Bloc Party.
		The Bravery has nostalgia and a few good songs on its side, but is a band that will be forgotten as soon as the hype dies down.
	www.decapolis.com /music_/pages/TheBravery-TheBravery.shtml (381 words)

	Amazon.com: The Bravery: Music: The Bravery (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		In two years time the Bravery could very well be making robotic Afro-Cuban funk albums, or whatever other hipster style happens to be troubling the charts at the time, and it would suit them just fine.
		And whatever the Bravery's motivations might have been in forming a new wave pop band, a good song is a good song, and to suggest otherwise is the worst sort of music snobbery.
		The Bravery is a fantastic cd from start to finish its a feel good cd you can blast in your car and even dance to.
	www.amazon.com /Bravery/dp/B0007QJ1LQ (1640 words)

	The Bravery : The Bravery - Listen, Review and Buy at ARTISTdirect
		I hope to listen to their next album and hope it to be the same as the first.
		That's mainly why this debut album from The Bravery is good, but hardly exceptional.
		The Bravery are often compared to The Killers, and the undeniable truth is that The Killers are superior in every single way.
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/store/artist/album/0,,3175106,00.html (626 words)

	The Bravery - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Bravery is an American alternative rock band from New York City that consists of Sam Endicott, John Conway, Anthony Burulcich, Michael Zakarin, and Mike Hindirt.
		After playing its first gig at the Stinger Club in Brooklyn in November of '03 (opening for The Animators), the Bravery's post-punk-influenced dance rock was all the rage.
		The Bravery was involved in a highly publicised feud with fellow synth band The Killers.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_Bravery (985 words)

	The Bravery - The Bravery : album review
		The Bravery have enjoyed much of this incestuous worship in the past six months.
		Like The Killers' Hot Fuss, this album is so embarrassingly awash with potential singles that Island (US) must be dancing on crystal tables like they've won the lottery twelve times over.
		It's highly unlikely The Bravery will be uttering such words with a loving affection to The Killers.
	www.musicomh.com /albums/bravery.htm (501 words)

	The Bravery
		The band most sonically similar to the Bravery has to be Duran Duran.
		Aside from lyrics that are not all that "potent" in some songs, the music makes up for it in their musical arrangements.
		The Bravery is singer/guitarist Sam Endicott, guitarist Michael Zakarin, bassist Mike H, keyboardist John Conway, and drummer Anthony Burulcich
	www.rockpublication.com /thebravery.htm (362 words)

	The Wig Fits All Heads - REVIEW - The Bravery/The Bravery
		The quintet has been gracing the covers of the hippest magazines and their latest "Honest Mistake" video is a shoe-in on every rock countdown.
		The self-titled album is 11 tracks long, but each one seems to blend into one giant 40 minute song.
		Endicott and his band mates have the potential to break out from the 80's mold, but seem to play it safe with cheesy lyrics and repetitive guitar riffs.
	www.thewigfitsallheads.com /bravery.html (249 words)

	The Bravery \| Don't look at me that way, it was an honest mistake..
		PopMatters: Island Records is hoping that the Bravery are the new Strokes, or at least that you'll believe that they are new Strokes enough to buy their debut album, The Bravery.
		ByronCrawford: The Bravery, who, apparently, formed about 2 years ago and had one previous EP that came out earlier this year, are the current Next Big Thing in the NYC disco rock scene (which is truly one of the finest scenes in all of music, I might add)...
		The Bravery still have a distance to go before selling as many albums as The Killers, but Sam is more than happy with their progress.
	www.freewebs.com /the_bravery/press.htm (2714 words)

	The Hoya \| The Bravery Chooses to Play it Safe
		BRAVE STROKES: The Bravery’s debut album follows the stellar examples of The Strokes and The Killers, but fails to be original.
		Like the group, the album sounds the same as those of the rest of the NYC rock bands they follow.
		Regardless of Flowers’ beef with The Bravery, their music is still pretty good and fun to listen to.
	www.thehoya.com /Guide/040805/guide13.cfm (340 words)

	The Bravery
		Some have also made comparisons to The Killers, in fact Brandon Flowers of The Killers claims that bands like The Bravery are only riding on the coattails of their initial success.
		However, The Bravery claim they had finished recording their debut album before they were aware of The Killers.
		They released their debut album, The Bravery on March 14, 2005 in the U.K. (March 29, 2005 in the U.S.), following releases of "Unconditional" and "An Honest Mistake" as singles.
	www.artistopia.com /the-bravery (287 words)

	Slant Magazine - Music Review: The Bravery: The Bravery
		Songs like "No Brakes" and "Tyrant" are strung together with bad clichés and worse metaphors ("I'm stuck just like a pig/Roasting in your eyes…You better teach me how to live/'Cause you make me want to die")—it's the kind of music that's okay if you don't listen too closely.
		Endicott is best when reluctantly asking for forgiveness on "Out Of Line" and the album's lead single "An Honest Mistake"; these songs, along with "Public Service Announcement" (despite the lyric "You put the art in retarted," which, let's face it, is just retarded), are remotely catchy but pale next to The Killers' "Mr.
		Brightside." Brandon Flowers and his Las Vegas strip band might be all glitz, but they're Jem and the Holograms next to The Bravery's Misfits.
	www.slantmagazine.com /music/music_review.asp?ID=570 (222 words)

	Star Wars: Episode III \| The Bravery Talks Star Wars
		As they toured with Ash (who Republic Commando video gamers might recognize from their guitar-saturated theme song, "Clones") to promote their self-titled album, The Bravery singer took time out to talk about his lifelong appreciation for all things Star Wars.
		As the frontman for The Bravery, Endicott could not help but let the musician side of his brain take over as he got caught up in the emotionally-driven soundtrack created by legendary composer John Williams.
		Be sure to catch The Bravery on tour with Ash, and don't be surprised if you see Endicott wearing a Darth Vader shirt to show his Sith solidarity.
	www.starwars.com /episode-iii/release/publicity/news20050706.html (823 words)

	The Bravery - Fearless : single review
		To these ears, listening to The Bravery's debut album was rather like watching a film in which all the best bits have been in the trailer.
		Sure, Unconditional was great and An Honest Mistake was a cracking single, but for a band so heavily hyped, the album was rather disappointing.
		Fearless is one of the album's better tracks though, hence why it's the new single.
	www.musicomh.com /singles/bravery-2.htm (237 words)

	The Bravery - The Bravery - Album Review
		Currently the “buzz” band of the moment, after their The Unconditional EP The Bravery return with their debut album, and listening to this magic in audio format is beyond any expectations: a forty minutes recording is enough to understand why both sides of the Atlantic are crazy for them, and why they entirely deserve it.
		every radio on the planet, the self-titled album kicks off with the unique style that only a few can afford without looking (or sounding) plain silly: basically, 80s cheesy made cool.
		And when, reading the credits, one realises that this is pretty much a home recording, the enthusiasm for The Bravery might well turn into madness.
	www.contactmusic.com /new/home.nsf/webpages/thebraveryx14x03x05 (230 words)

	Bravery - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Courage, the human condition to confront pain and fear
		The Bravery, a rock band from the U.S. The Bravery (album), the band's self-titled debut album
		This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the same title.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bravery (88 words)

	The Bravery The Bravery Album Review - SoundsXP
		Renamed and remodelled from a going nowhere ska outfit NYC’s the Bravery burst onto the scene late last year with a flurry of eye liner pencils, quiffs, and just as importantly, a live show capable of reducing both teenage girls and wizened old music hacks into gibbering hysterical lovestruck blobs.
		Still overall it’s a more hardy structure than some other overblown EPs masquerading as albums touted as This Year’s Things and there’s little doubt that frontman Sam Endicott is one talented builder.
		And in the whole, he and his peacock-like cohorts have delivered two thirds of a splendid construction; a Taj Mahal of retro synthpop if you wish, albeit one with a pebbledashed extension on the rear.
	www.soundsxp.com /1695.shtml (476 words)

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