The Subcons

Jennifer Hall gave The Subcons' debut, Time Has Come, 4/5 stars, and hails it, "fitting, evolving music ... playful yet smart and offbeat [with] musical props ... bringing the listener more deeply into their architectural design"

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http://www.onetimesone.com/sound/reviews/s/subcons-time-has-come.php - one times one

Melissa Amos from Splendid calls The Subcons "incredibly talented ... filtering classic-sounding pop-rock through a carefree, modern mindset." She hails their debut, Time Has Come, as "a musical rabbit hole ... at once endearing and catchy."

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http://www.splendidezine.com/review.html?reviewid=1101121505371119
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Kaleb from [slightly confusing to a stranger].com raves, "an album for a perfect summer night with all the house windows open, or a drive to find the unknown - it's self-released albums like 'Time Has Come' that make the search worth it."

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http://sctas.com/cdsS.html - sctas.com

J-sin writes that The Subcons' debut, Time Has Come, contains "curiously natural songs ... [that] exude that feeling of just right with the type of muster not heard in a right while in the so-called mainstream of college indie music"

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http://www.smother.net/reviews/modernrock.php3?ID=622 - smother.net

Zeff claims that The Subcons' debut album, Time Has Come, "embodies the 90's pop simplicity of my childhood, with a wonderfully sprawling range," and gives it an 80/100

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http://www.wackiness.org/rev/music/timehascome.html - wackiness.org

Anna Maria Stjärnell from Sweden calls Time Has Come "dreamy & poppy" and "lo-fi to the bone"

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http://www.lunakafe.com/moon96/usnj96.php - Luna Kafé

Kevan Breitinger praises Time Has Come as "pleasantly dreamy," and "brave in the face of experimentation"

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http://www.indie-music.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=3308 - Indie-music.com

Phill Ramey applauds the "genuine playfulness" of The Subcons' debut, and comments on the "great sense of purity and honesty" of the songs, that "when combined with the website provide a unique experience"

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http://www.thephiller.com/reviews/s/subcons/time_has_come.shtml - the phill(er)

Katrina Martin Davenport acclaims that The Subcons' "songwriting wavers between Simon & Garfunkel and The Shins," and awards their debut, Time Has Come, a 3/5

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http://www.sponiczine.com/review_detail.asp?wfArtist=Subcons,%20The - Sponic zine

Marty Slagter calls The Subcons "the breath of fresh air band of 2004." He lauds their debut album as having "catchy, yet unorthodox pop numbers ... [with] great humable choruses and creative recording techniques." He writes, "this is one well thought out, smart care-free 'breath of fresh air' album," and rates it a 7.5/10

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http://www.musicunderwater.com/subcons_time_has_come.htm - Music Underwater