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2005, Arts & Crafts
While it's fair to say that The Most Serene Republic do carry on the Arts & Crafts tradition of beautifully inspired indie-pop, it's not because of any ties to Broken Social Scene. TMSR aren't even from Toronto, in fact, and represent a departure from the label's usual promotion of incestuous scenesterism. Even more importantly, there's a sense of fun on Underwater Cinematographer ... they're joyful, they're rambunctious and they even (occasionally) rock. It's hard to imagine a band coming along this year with a better or more enjoyable debut. Splendid Magazine
Tracklisting
Disc 1
| 1 | Prologue |
| 2 | Content Was Always My Favorite Colour |
| 3 | (Oh) God |
| 4 | Protagonist Suddenly Realizes What He Must Do in the Middle of ... |
| 5 | Proposition 61 |
| 6 | Where Cedar Nouns and Adverbs Walk |
| 7 | In Places, Empty Spaces |
| 8 | Relative's Eyes |
| 9 | King of No One |
| 10 | You're a Loose Cannon McArthur... But You Get the Job Done |
| 11 | Epilogue |
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