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| Released | 1 September 2008 | |||
| Recorded | Raezor Studios | |||
| Genre | Post-punk Alternative rock Rock Glam rock Pop | |||
| Label | Damaged Goods | |||
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Modernity Killed Every Night has garnered glowing reviews from music critics. One example being the musicOMH review, which hailed the debut as "a warm, energetic and superbly crafted album from a band that knows exactly how to make it all sound wonderfully effortless." [1] Insound stated that the album is "a delicious collision of glam rock and punk rock". [2]
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