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| Fiance - Please, Ambitious, Please |
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| Reviews - Music Mini | |
| Written by Keely Weiss | |
| Monday, 05 May 2008 | |
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They are, for the most part, not anything particularly special with their melodies, nor their instrumentals. All-in-all, they would just be another completely unremarkable and rather annoying "sensitive" band were it not for one caveat: Patrick McGuire knows how to write a lyric. Fiance exhibits their superior songwriting skills on such tracks as "Pretty Model's Hands", an otherwise overly ordinary and even bothersome ballad whose lyrics elevate it to the status of "actually a pretty good song". A couple of the songs are even enjoyable without the aid of their words. "Super-Soft Knife" is absolutely infectious and "I Don't Want You Anymore" is an upbeat anthem with a brilliant piano part. As a band Fiance is bland and lacking. Despite this, however, they are capable of producing some great attention-worthy ditties. Go forth and investigate... but do so for the crown jewels in their repertoire rather than for their music as a whole.
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If you're from Denver, maybe you've heard of Fiance. Or maybe you haven't. Fiance is a Denver-based band whose modern mainstream pop-rock (complete with the genre's requisite whiny vocals) is the sort one hears too often.

















