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Ennui Returns with 'The Myth in Which We Live'

Pittsburgh City Paper | September 8, 2008

From the tweaked atmospheres of their new full-length, it seems they've been busy reinventing themselves as an electro-pop group. I also suspect they've been listening to a lot of Genesis and M83.

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