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Originally from Denver. The band's debut EP Brighter Days Darker Nights led them to share the stage with The Rapture, Death Cab for Cutie and The Raveonettes. International Affairs (album) features 9 tracks, alternating vocals by Jodie Fluri and Daniel Owens.

Indie rock band from Denver blending 80s new wave and dark-rock influences; members mentioned in reviews include Jodie Fluri and Daniel Owens.

International Affairs (2007) is presented as a 9-track, 37-minute indie-rock album from Denver. The review highlights 80s new wave and dark-rock influences, alternating vocals by Jodie Fluri and Daniel Owens, and comparisons to Interpol, Pixies and The Cure.

For:Fans of indie rock, 80s-influenced new wave, post-punk and dark-rock; listeners who like Interpol, The Cure or Pixies.

But "International Affairs" is indeed an indie-rock album, and New Roman Times is a band capable of delving deep, likely a vital characteristic when swimming in a sea full of artists with overly flaunted sensitivity.
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