Eddie Sing & The 31 Days appears a merging of the past and the future, tapping into the collective spirit of America as she lies divided and in pain.  Their album is a spectacle beginning with the Missouri State Police following Michael’s Brown’s death in Ferguson, American Split is a tour de force of anguish, liberty, remorse and temptation.  It flies off the cuff, takes an immediate and remarkably chancy and rather dramatic before ceding to those who insist on radio friendly hits to a more resonate and real fiddling with the truth.  The albums bottom is Mine O’L.A. where the truth seems to reside for the band and then with a raw and nearly violent, Who Do You Love?, and, a classic in the making, with The Dream, Eddie Sing & The 31 Days demonstrate their ferocity with the quantum brilliance of this album and, somehow a game (and a rather fun one, at that) z

It’s an ARG, American Split, she is, if you could call her that. 

But, shush!

We are not supposed to talk about that.

It’s alarmingly like Fight Club, but without the rather ruinous ending.

If you haven’t seen Fight Club, either:

A. You have not lived 
B. You should (almost fighting words strong; ) rent/buy it.
C. Watch it again right now (if you’ve seen it you probably remember that that couldn’t be a bad idea)
D.  You’ve been comatose you’re whole life, insist Eddie Sing’s purported sister is an asshole, I mean like Ye asshole and Ye can walk  on water, duh. 

Sorry for the quiz in the rather long description allotment of text €Or #Directives dun dun dunnnnn.¥  

Anyway, listen to the album, crank it up and get in the game.

Skabe din Fremtid.

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