When you board an airplane they provide you with an instruction sheet for what to do incase of a crash landing. It’s only fair then that this debut from Two Door Cinema Club come with some kind of warning because this album is a juggernaut of rhythm and melodies, and you are absolutely going to drown in it.

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Structured, rhythmic and oh so smooth, Two Door Cinema Club have applied the Phoenix style of music making to their songs and though similar, created a unique album of goodness. There are definitely those tracks that stick out above the rest, but for the most part every track is on the same level way above the competition. There’s no way this band doesn’t blow up, so you might as well practice your smug face now.

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Release Date: 3/1/2010

Why should you care about Two Door Cinema Club before you even listen to them? Well, they are label mates with Phoenix and Mumford & Sons for one, but beyond name dropping, the slick and hip indie rock is very sticky. “Undercover Martyn” is a modest attempt at using nearly flawless hooks to take over someone’s brain. “Something Good Can Work” also sounds like a Phoenix inspired tune, but simpler. This band will take over the music scene with the release of a full album, just wait.

Need a Monday pick up? Two Door Cinema Club can help with that. The indie/rock/electro band is sitting pretty in terms of position to take over the music scene with familiarities to both Bloc Party and Phoenix.

Song to start with: “Something Good Can Work”