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By Travis Ritter
Published on February 23, 2006
TV teen dramas often serve as music tastemakers for the Proactiv set. Brooklyn duo The Honorary Title, who are coming to Walter's today with labelmates Limbeck and Koufax, have already had their song "Bridge and Tunnel" featured in two episodes of One Tree Hill รข€“ and the selection makes sense. It may be true that on Anything Else But the Truth, the band's latest offering, singer Jarrod Gorbel and multi-instrumentalist Aaron Kamstra offer up a brand of emotional pop that the seasoned music fan may find all too familiar. But it's a good place to start for those confused and down-and-out teens who are trying to find new ways to express themselves. Cory Branan opens the show.
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