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Peel: Peel

By Adam Bunch

Sure to be one of the best power pop albums of the year -- from yet another great Austin band. [17 May 2007]

By Alan Brown

Listening to Peel is like taking part in a high-speed pursuit through garageland at the height of summer with the Velvet Underground and Apples In Stereo on your tail. [15 May 2007]