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Very Special Episode

from Narrow Hours by The Fatal Flaw

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Hey, you know I think we learned a lot today. And, hey, there is a lesson we can take away: we know our plans will all implode, we know we won't get what we're owed; no very special episode. And the more you know, the less you like this show. Yet the show still goes on, and that's one to grow on. Hey. There is no moral to the story. Except, hey, we know it always ends so poorly. We know that after our last scene there'll be no message on the screen to teach us what it all might mean. And the more you know, the more you hate this show. But sometimes shit just goes wrong, and that's one to grow on.

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from Narrow Hours, released May 24, 2011
Al Bigelow - drums
Glen Fant - guitar + vocals
Matthew Goldman - guitar + vocals
Joel Reader - vocals + bass

Additional vocals - Pete McCarthy, Mike Soltoff, Aaron Spransy, Steve Trombley, and Graeme Hall

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The Fatal Flaw Boston, Massachusetts

Years in the making, OLDER NOW -- the new full-length album by Boston power-pop quartet The Fatal Flaw -- is all loud guitars, ferocious drumming, and killer harmonies.

The 10 tracks are linked by common themes familiar to anyone who's experienced the bittersweet undertaking of growing up: gaining new perspectives, losing old friends, and facing head-on the prospect of aging gracefully (or not). ... more

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