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The Cribs have released “A Point Too Hard To Make,” the latest single from their highly anticipated album, Selling A Vibe, due January 9th via Play It Again Sam. The track pairs chiming guitars with the classic Cribs call-and-response dual vocal approach, reflecting the album’s theme of rediscovering the important relationship between the Jarman brothers. Bassist Gary Jarman calls the single a “kitchen-sinker” about the emotional fallout when the party of the 2000s is finally over.
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