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That debut album, released in the post-9\/11 fog of early 2002, screamed out observational commentary on urban development, the sacri­ce of human value for the dollar bill, and the new American Dream in a way that felt distinctly out of sync with the hyper-patriotic atmosphere of peak G.W. Bush-era America. The band toured, got a bit of attention, and then went their separate ways for a long spell. In the ensuing years, \u003ci\u003eRead Music\/Speak Spanish\u003c\/i\u003e gained cult status and became one of the most beloved and meaningful documents of the era, capturing the alienation that those who had seen through the fog of war for $$$$ experienced at the time.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003e20 years on, those feelings are just as, if not more, relevant than they were in that moment. America has mutated into a new confused version of itself, in many ways unimaginable two decades ago. 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