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If there’s one thing No Justice prides itself on, it’s taking things to new heights. With their latest studio release, Second Avenue, the country/alt-rock quintet may have finally reached that breakthrough step every band dreams of, and few seldom find.

In every way, this record is an upgrade. The sound is more refined due the engineering mastery of Dexter Green, and they have a new lead guitarist with unspeakable talent. The lyrics are weightier and the performances hit a bit harder. Heck, the album cover’s even gotten a makeover. And unlike previous records, Second Avenue is officially No Justice’s first national release, distributed by Sony.

“I think this is the best representation of what No Justice actually is and intended to be in the first place,” said Steve Rice, the group’s front man.

If the swelling crowds and publicity are an indication, their new “representation” is catching on like a summer grassfire. The title song, “Second Avenue,” is scheduled to be released to mainstream rock stations in September 2010. Even better, the “Love Song” single maintained its spot on the Texas Music Charts for seven weeks straight, and shows no signs of going away.

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