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	And so did the Maccabees' 2007 debut, Colour It In. Wary of succumbing to "second-album syndrome," the quintet have chiseled out a more refined and darker sound on their follow-up, Wall of Arms, partially thanks to producer Markus Dravs (of Arcade Fire's Neon Bible fame). The result sounds like a union between Arcade Fire and Joy Division&amp;#8212;and, also, something that sounds entirely like their own.</description_plain>
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