THE BEACHES - Blame My Ex PETE TOWNSHEND which Paste described as "a

which Paste described as "a dazzling display of instrumental prowess and technical know-how" refines those skills even further into a vividly-written-and-performed portrait of self-examination

‘And the Band Played Waltzing Matilda’ is worthy of Tom Waits

The LP version contains extensive sleeve notes with new interviews

this new album may show a side of him that people haven’t heard before but he sees it as the fullest picture yet - and attentive listeners will have noticed this musical tendency before

Originally released on July 10th 2001

THE BEACHES - Blame My Ex PETE TOWNSHEND which Paste described as "aLP Black Vinyl. The Beaches show us that sometimes a breakup can be a breakthrough on their sophomore studio album Blame My Ex. Following their Juno award winning album Sisters Not Twins (The Professional Lovers Album), The Beaches are back with their sophomore studio album, cracking their upbeat, brazen shell to reveal a more vulnerable inside on Blame My Ex. Eliza Enman McDaniel (on drums), Leandra Earl (on keys and guitar) and sisters Jordan and