Camera Obscura-My Maudlin Career-Advance-2009

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knavertisa (2009-04-18)

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paperjunk (2009-05-14)

Review of My Maudlin Career (6.5/10)
"'James' strongly resembles a track off of Leona Naess?s album 'Comatised' from a decade or so ago. It?s sad and mopey; something Rob would have loved in High Fidelity."

mykabear (2012-09-17)

thanks, loves this band!