Where does one go after the Holy Mess? Singer SteveO went on a songwriting mission and came back with \u201cDesolation Monday\u201d \u2013 an eight song showcase of post punk tunes that will remind you where your soft spots are. The beautiful result is an almost instant classic. A dirty and dusty punk voice that could duet with Buddy Holly carries us through tales we can relate to all too well \u2013 loving, losing and how your record collection barely survived a messy break up with that awful ex. It\u2019s a serenade to those who have said too many goodbyes and haven\u2019t seen nearly enough reunions. Refrains quickly become sing along choruses reminding us of all we\u2019ve fought through to be here. \u201cDesolation Monday\u201d just might be the soundtrack to the party to end all parties. Our party. The party you\u2019ve been waiting for. No, not some bash filled with people you can\u2019t stand \u2013 the kids that never outgrew high school and the obnoxious club kids aren\u2019t invited. Put this on and feel good about being alive.<\/p>\n
FFO: The Holy Mess, The Hold Steady, Tim Barry and Tom Petty.<\/p>\n
1) Good Kids
\n2) The City
\n3) Girl One
\n4) Girl Two
\n5) Elementary, My Dear Watkins
\n6) Ten Four
\n7) Modern Babylon
\n8) Minoritaville<\/p>\n
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Where does one go after the Holy Mess? Singer SteveO went on a songwriting mission and came back with \u201cDesolation Monday\u201d \u2013 an eight song showcase of post punk tunes that will remind you where your soft spots are. The … Continue reading