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On Friday we noted Ted Leo’s much anticipated and ostensibly hardcore-influenced Matador debut was going to be titled The Brutalist Bricks. That came straight from the Jersey dude’s mouth when he also let us know:

[I]t’s 13 songs, some of which we’ve been playing for a little while, and some of which are completely new. There’s some overflow, too, so I’m sure we’ll try and find something to do with extra tracks.

You’ve heard a couple of those 13 songs, “Last Days” and an acoustic “One Polaroid A Day.” Now you can take a listen to a proper studio track, “Even Heroes Have To Die,” while you check out the handsome album art, which made me think of Today’s Active Lifestyles until I realized I was color blind. The song? Plenty of lyrical punch and more than a few “oh ohhh”‘s ripe for a fist pump or three.

The Brutalist Bricks is out 3/9 via Matador.

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Comments (3)
  1. Why can’t it be 2010 already so all this fantastic music can come out?!!

  2. This is an excellent song.

  3. Screw Vampire Weekend, THIS is my most anticipated album of 2010.

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