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Album Review: Roswell - No One Lives Here Anymore

Emilie Taylor
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"Their sound is very Paramore, but they match them in talent and vocal ability"

No One Lives Here Anymore could be the ultimate comeback for pop-punk, thanks to Roswell. Nobody can deny, their sound is very Paramore, but they match them in talent and vocal ability thanks to lead singer, Katt Nelson. The EP opens with a gritty intro, featuring single-strum riffs and vocals with rich harmonies, expanding into more of a bellow from the ever-passionate Nelson. The lyrics on Nuremberg hold strong. “Learning to die on the cross that you bear, I turned 21, you weren’t there,” is one of those heartbreaking lines of hopeless relationships and self-righteous guilt.