The Bravery - An Honest Mistake REACTION / REVIEW

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A review of the lead single 'An Honest Mistake' from the self-titled debut studio by American rock/post-punk revival band The Bravery, released in 2005.
Original video: • The Bravery - An Hones...
Chapters
00:00 Community Monday
00:14 Band Info
01:32 Reaction / Review
09:14 Outro

[@jasoncaldwell5627]

Incredible band- The Sun and Moon is an amazing album that I still listen to regularly.

[@OldGregg6782]

I played this song so much when I was 19, realizing your autism throughout the past is a trip dude.

[@murdockreviews]

Always reminded me very much of Franz Ferdinand. Faintly remember these guys riding the coattails of the whole 00s post-punk/dance-punk revival and then disappear quickly.

[@AudioAutopsy1]

Agree with you on that. Very much a flash in the pan band that fizzled out very quickly.

[@BeatLA24]

I will forever associate this song with MVP Baseball 2005 on the PS2. Iconic soundtrack to one of the best baseball games.

[@henryalexander7740]

Could you analyze Believe, Time Wont Let Me Go, Slow Poison, or even Hatef**k?
Great analysis with the dominos that I never thought of until you mention it!

[@AudioAutopsy1]

Thank you very much! I do plan on revisiting more of their music in the future, but can't say for sure when, lots of stuff I want to delve in to at the moment

[@DrewDawkins]

Their whole catalog is worth listening to. Great suggestions.

[@jasoncaldwell5627]

And Tragedy Bound by The Bravery too- it's another great track with a deeply layered sound that builds and makes a recipe unique to The Bravery.

[@nitekitten]

reminds me of my teenager years

[@feluia]

great song, great band, I'm sorry they broke up.

[@markoconnor995]

Lol, not post punk, but very retro 80's dance punk.

[@doctorskull8197]

Hate it.