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"We Screen For Thieves" EP Review by Exoduster.com
Following up their full-length record release a bit back comes Ahimsa Theory's three-song EP We Screen for Thieves. Continuing on the theme of melodic heavy music and post-grunge rock, AT clearly have improved over their full-length with smoother transitions, a cleaner and more polished sound, and a simple feeling that you are listening to something good ... more
"We Screen For Thieves" EP Review by Amazon.com
This Eugene, Oregon band's self-titled debut was not released in 2006, but their EP "We Screen For Thieves," which I'm recommending, was. Amazon doesn't sell it, however, so get it from CDBaby or their dotcom ... more
"We Screen For Thieves" EP Review by Smother.net
Ahimsa Theory stirs up the pot with their new three-song EP. I loved this band's self-titled release and this EP just furthers that infatuation - I swear I won't resort to stalking though ... more
"We Screen for Thieves" EP Review by Aversionline.com
"We Screen For Thieves" is the latest release from Oregon's Ahimsa Theory, upon which the trio drops three tracks of contemporary emo/indie rock in less than 10 minutes. However, despite the extremely brief running time, it's clear that the band has made great strides in the songwriting department since the time of their debut full-length ... more
"We Screen for Thieves" EP Review by Crave Magazine
Ahimsa Theory's EP We Screen For Thieves has one thing that very few unsigned bands have: talent. Sure, this simple term may be an obvious and necessary component of a successful band, but these three fellas from Oregon actually know how to play their instruments exceptionally well ... more