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The Stills · Logic Will Break Your Heart (U.S. Version) · Song · 2003

The Stills · Logic Will Break Your Heart (U.S. Version) · Song · 2003

The Stills · Logic Will Break Your Heart (U.S. Version) · Song · 2003

The Stills · Logic Will Break Your Heart (U.S. Version) · Song · 2003

The Stills · Logic Will Break Your Heart (U.S. Version) · Song · 2003

The Stills · Logic Will Break Your Heart (U.S. Version) · Song · 2003

The Stills · Logic Will Break Your Heart (U.S. Version) · Song · 2003

The Stills · Logic Will Break Your Heart (U.S. Version) · Song · 2003

The Stills · Logic Will Break Your Heart (U.S. Version) · Song · 2003

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The Stills · Logic Will Break Your Heart (U.S. Version) · Song · 2003

The Stills · Logic Will Break Your Heart (U.S. Version) · Song · 2003

Limited edition of 1500 numbered copies on white coloured 180-gram audiophile vinyl. Logic Will Break Your Heart is the debut album by the Montreal-based indie rock band The Stills. Having known one another since the age of 12, the band's founding members -vocalist Tim Fletcher, drummer Dave Hamelin, guitarist Greg Paquet, and bassist Oliver Crowe - played in various bands before forming The Stills in 2000. Two years later, they temporarily left their native Montreal for a two-month stay in New York City. The album was released in 2003. The modern sound of Logic Will Break Your Heart is undoubtedly rooted in post-punk threads of The Cure and The Smiths, but The Stills create something that's partly glamorous and fully imaginative. It includes the singles "Lola Stars and Stripes," "Changes Are No Good," and "Still in Love Song."