The Unbearables

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The Line 03:44 Tools
The Darker Part 03:50 Tools
The Loose Connection 03:46 Tools
Zombies, Unite! 06:24 Tools
Sacrifice for Love 06:24 Tools
Will Seeks Advice 06:24 Tools
Amelia's Song 06:24 Tools
There's a Whole Lot of People Here 04:26 Tools
The Let Go 06:52 Tools
Maybe Just One Bite 05:49 Tools
Night and Day 01:01 Tools
The Unbearables - The Line 05:49 Tools
At Night 01:56 Tools
Hey, man... 03:32 Tools
The Shape 03:16 Tools
Porn 03:11 Tools
Susanna 03:32 Tools
Epilogue 02:19 Tools
Laura 01:10 Tools
Separated and Lost 01:10 Tools
The Unbearables - The Darker Part 03:51 Tools
The Aliens Plot the Destruction of Humankind (The Eco-Friendly Plan) 03:51 Tools
What Did I Come Here For? 01:10 Tools
I Often Fantasize or Do you recall the time we watched Night of 03:05 Tools
Sad Boy In Love 01:10 Tools
Elimidate 01:10 Tools
Utopia! Beets Are In Season! 03:05 Tools
The Aliens Plot the Destruction of Humankind (The Eco-Friendly P 03:05 Tools
A Shot Tonight 02:32 Tools
Trophy Wife 03:05 Tools
Dinosaurs 03:05 Tools
Parking Meter 02:32 Tools
Baby 03:05 Tools
The eco-friendly plan 03:05 Tools
Didn't Take That Long 03:05 Tools
I Often Fantasize... or "Do you recall the time we watched Night of the Living Dead?" 03:05 Tools
I Often Fantasize...Or 03:05 Tools
Charity 03:05 Tools
The Sunday Song 03:05 Tools
Seperated And Lost 03:05 Tools
The Aliens Plot the Destruction of Humankind 03:05 Tools
The Unbearables: The Let Go 03:05 Tools
Lost and Forgotten 03:05 Tools
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The Unbearables are an orchestral pop collective from Austin, Texas. Founded in 2003 as a garage punk rock outlet for school music director and group leader, Marshall Escamilla, the band's evolution began as it attracted other accomplished musicians. The Unbearables started incorporating elements of modern and classical arrangements into tightly compacted pop gems, resulting in a critically acclaimed score to an Austin produced play entitled "Bitten!: A Zombie Rock Odyssey". After the production's quick success, The Unbearables left the zombie motif behind and began further pushing the sonic envelope. The band has expanded with massive choral arrangements, a multi-array of synthesizers, woodwinds, and percussive instruments, all played with high-energy enthusiasm, astonishing Texas audiences as well as the press. The Unbearables' latest release, an EP called "Autonomy vs. Shame" is the first in a three-part series of concept EPs that musically portray the life cycle. Combining references to Greek Numerology, Jungian psychology, the Book of Genesis, and Alcoholic's Anonymous 12-step program, each song in the series represents a numerical progression from birth through adolescence, middle age, old age, and ultimately honoring the end of life. Containing numerous time signature experiments--with each song reflecting in some way its numerical place in the larger story--this series of EPs represents a serious departure from anything else the band has tried before. The next in the series, "Intimacy vs. Isolation", is due out in February 2009. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.