Say Anything - Anarchy, My Dear

Say Anything has been making odd, unclassifiable indie rock music since they were teenagers, playing strangely literate and loud rock, characterized by what one might imagine if Larry David fronted a Fugazi cover band with the members of Queen. Having been birthed from the indie/punk boom of the early twenty-first century, Say Anything rose to prominence with their (oddly) popular record IS a REAL BOY and somehow broke the - pretty boy punk - mold by establishing a career that thrived somewhere between music your pretentious college student of an older brother would like and the loud crap that your little brother uses to annoy him with. Say Anything followed that record up with the equally eclectic and lengthy, IN DEFENSE OF THE GENRE and their exceedingly bratty (hopefully in a good way) self-titled LP. Their fourth studio album, ANARCHY, MY DEAR, promises more of all of the above.

1) Burn a Miracle
2) Say Anything
3) Night's Song
4) Admit It Again
5) So Good
6) Sheep
7) Peace Out
8) Overbiter
9) Of Steel
10) Anarchy My Dear
11) The Stephen Hawking