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by The Goodbye Theory

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New Sneakers 03:19
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Atomic Princess 03:11
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3.
Running From My Past 04:33
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4.
Last Laugh 04:21
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5.
Another FU 03:41
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Atomic Princess (Radio Edit) 03:15
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Another FU (Radio Edit) 03:42
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The Goodbye Theory comes out swinging on their sophomore effort, kicking things off with the syncopated wah of “New Sneakers”, and moving on to the Rise Against-influenced, anthem “Atomic Princess”. The band slows things down with “Running From My Past”, which mashes Smashing Pumpkins verses with Pixies-like Choruses, then picks it back up with “Last Laugh”, a simple tale of heartbreak brought to revenge, and closing things out with the fast-paced, angry “Another FU”. As a bonus, we have also included the radio edits for Atomic Princess and Another FU!

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released September 7, 2012

Recorded, Engineered, and Mixed by Rob Kelley and Chris Devine
Recorded at CMRD Studios, Cambridge, MA
Mastered by Rob Gonnella and Nick Zampiello at New Alliance East, Cambridge, MA

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The Goodbye Theory Boston, Massachusetts

Rising from the ashes of the popular local Boston band Onebigmess, comes THE GOODBYE THEORY. Hear a new spin on hard rock/grunge music with songwriting and performances that are equal parts ferocious and light-hearted.

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