The Seventy-First Day.

Thurlow
They only have a 8 track EP, but it's good. On the surface they do sound pretty generic, but truly, there is some intriguing stuff here. Of the two piece(both singers on different tracks) the girls voice isn't my cup of tea, but it is an interesting sound. She sounds very classically trained, with seemingly perfect pitch. I don't know, I like a little bit of misguided attempt, but it's still a good sound.

The tracks I like more are when the male sings. He has a very average voice for the genre I like, but I guess there's a reason I like it.

The band defiantly has potential to do more, like add more band members. Sometimes the production gets a little cheesy. The bass lines could be worked in a little better, but a solid album still.