Anything Else But the Truth by The Honorary Title

Pros: Subtle and smooth contemporary rock.
Cons: Not quite enough stamina

For all the talk we do roun' here about Death Cab For Cutie, this album is severely undermentioned as some of the best unknown Eclectic format similar to Conor and his wave of melodies. First heard of and heard at SXSW '05. after ...

Pros: lyrics, melody
Cons: A little slow at times

Anything Else But The Truth is the debut full length album from Brooklyn's The Honorary Title. Comprised of Jarrod Gorbel and Aaron Kamstra, The Honorary Title bring you something new and yet very familiar.</P>Jarrod ...

Pros: The great lyrics and music.
Cons: No cons, it is too wonderful.

Jarrod Gorbel and Aaron Kamstra has produced one of the best CDs in years. You will never be left unentertained because the poetic and meaningful lyrics will leave you waiting for more. The upbeat music in "Bridge and Tunnel" and then the change to "Everything I Once Had" is what makes the album so different. The only time you will be disappointed is when it's over. The most recommended CD ever! You will never want it to end!

Pros: Lyrics, Impressive Voice
Cons: Just a little too mellow

The Honorary Title could be described as The Strokes with a slightly different voice. Although i have only heard the song Bridge and Tunnel and it's hard to pass judgment on one song my thoughts are that The Honorary Title are mellow and upbeat with impressive singing and great music which, as i suggested before, has a sort of Strokes sound it. It was not a song that i had to listen to a few times to decide whether i liked it, because it was something a little different to what is normally heard. The song would be best listened to if trying to get into a relaxing mood. Notably good musicians, they have a bright future ahead of them and a great opportunity of becoming a quite successful band.