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The Fiction have stuck together longer than most bands these days, and it shows on “Names,” their second full length and 5th release overall. With each release they’ve shown growth and on “Names” they are tighter than ever, producing a record that twists and turns all over the place but is undeniably cohesive. The record pulls one hundred different ways, with changes throughout that swing you from pummeling aggression to somber longing to butt shaking all at the drop of a hat. It’s never gratuitous though, never manipulative. Every second of this record is passionate and engaging. If you’re already a fan of The Fiction you’ll quickly fall in love with “Names” and if you aren’t I’d be very surprised if this record doesn’t win you over. Reviews: |