i never "loved" any of bayside's releases, until shudder. i've always really liked the music they put out, but i either didn't completely identify with it or there were tracks on the album that i didn't like that much. however, with shudder, they master something. i have no idea what that "something" is, but this album is quickly becoming one of my favorite releases from the past year. i think the trick was the fact that they basically took my favorite parts of their self-titled and the walking wounded and did the perfect mixture of these albums. so, so good.
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