The Subways

The Subways

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By Jessica Lewis (CHARTattack) July 29, 2008 3:44 pm
British trio The Subways released their Young For Eternity debut album in 2005. Now, with this sophomore effort, it seems they tried to grow up too fast. Their playful rock sound was fun to listen to on Young For Eternity. With All Or Nothing, they've gotten harder, though hardly original at all. It's a disappointing move, but at least they ended...
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The Subways Will Make You Jealous

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By Angela Kozak (CHARTattack) March 13, 2006 4:30 pm
It wasn't until I saw The Subways live that I figured out what I didn't like about them. It's not their music — somewhat derivative, sure, and probably forgettable, but still with some great singles — and it's not the fact that they'll always be associated with The OC. Rather, what bothers me about The Subways is knowing that two of the three...
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The Subways — Young For Eternity

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By Matt Semansky (CHARTattack) January 3, 2006 4:13 pm
With a next-big-thing blessing from the NME and a best unsigned performer honour from the 2004 Glastonbury Festival under their belts, The Subways have high expectations to live up to on their debut record. For the most part, those expectations are met. Young For Eternity is a rollicking mish-mash of punk, garage and guitar-pop with melodies as...
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The Subways Take A Flying Leap

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Photographer: 
Joseph Fuda
Venue: 
Mod Club
City: 
Toronto
Date: 
March 13, 2006

Yellowcard And Subways Cancel Shows Due To Throat Problems

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By Eva Lampert (CHARTattack) April 25, 2006 5:00 pm
Yellowcard have been forced to postpone a number of U.S. concerts due to singer Ryan Key's continuing problems with his vocal chords. Key has been battling the malady for the past six months and Yellowcard was forced to cancel some U.K shows in December after he developed a nodule on his vocal chords. More shows were deep-sixed the following...
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The Subways Take Advantage Of Glastonbury And The O.C. Exposure

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By Angela Kozak (CHARTattack) March 7, 2006 7:30 pm
It's a weird but true fact that The Subways owe much of their success to a British dairy farmer. Lucky for them, Michael Eavis also runs the Glastonbury Festival and promotes new groups through its battle of the bands contest. In 2004, he selected The Subways — singer/guitarist Billy Lunn, his fiancee, bassist Charlotte Cooper, and his brother...
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