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The American indie rock group The Airborne Toxic Event made an energetic start in 2009 with their self-titled debut album. A record on which the best that alternative had to offer in the new century was expertly and in a catchy way. Singer Mikel Jollet lost a number of family members in a short period of time and thus All At Once for The Airborne Toxic Event became the album that Funeral was before… Arcade Fire. Because the spirit of Arcade Fire haunts this heavy record, just like Interpol, The Killers and other hip names. Jollet sounds passionate, but mainly loses credibility by switching voice often. In the ballad All For The Woman, he sounds like a British folk singer, complete with a coquettish accent. The Kids Are Ready To Die echoes a combative rage, but especially Bruce Springsteen. Thus the intense and deeply intended All At Once becomes a jukebox that cannot be taken very seriously. (MR)more
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