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The Rules of Modern Policing
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Article written by Matt H
Mar 30, 2008.

With its chugga-chugga rhythms, melodic guitar and endearingly plonking surveillance society lyrics, this is a nice and bouncy piece of fist-pumping pop metal, if a bit on the well-scrubbed side.

The b-side, The Mathematics of Loss goes all slow and heartfelt and frankly dreary before predictably opening up into some stodgy post-gruncge emoting. Stick to the up-tempo stuff folks.

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