Read a "9" review on www.popmatters.com of this record. Its streaming in its entirety here www.secretlycanadian.com ----Me likes !

I actually like this enough to bump.

I've got this on my computer, so I'll have to listen to it based on your rec, Greg.

my peeps done did good with this one - highly recommended, although i'm not sure if the version i have is the final tracklisting, and i know that my copy isn't fully mastered.

I must confess to being skeptical for reasons purely pre-emptive and unsubstantiated, so I approached this record not with enthusiastic intent but through happenstance and have been well-rewarded.

(Popmatters)
There’s a point on the Earlies’ sophomore album, The Enemy Chorus, when it stops being an album and transforms into an experience. The point itself isn’t exact, but the effect is. Fans of the ‘60s garage-tinted rock stylings of the Earlies’ first album will be jarred when they hear an album that couldn’t sound more modern if it tried. Electronic beats (not many), swelling string sections, orchestral rock passages, vocal reverb effects stacked on top of each other like some aural pancake