We Sing, We Dance, We Steal Things. (2 Lp's) 07/1/2003 AFI's unshakeable connection with their

AFI's unshakeable connection with their audience is a testament to the band's knack for reinvention

and occasionally mystical

While New Bermuda's five tracks center around pulverizing blastbeats and thundering guitar riffs

" the sneering/stuttering youth-culture anthem "My Generation

which is reflected in the way it splits the difference between country and rockabilly classics and reflective numbers from '70s songwriters

We Sing, We Dance, We Steal Things. (2 Lp's) 07/1/2003 AFI's unshakeable connection with theirObsessed with carnality as he is, it was only a matter of time before Jason Mraz realized that it's better to sound sexy than to blather about it incessantly. This monumental moment arrives on his third album, We Sing, We Dance, We Steal Things, easily his sleekest collection of sounds and his only album to contain a suggestion of seduction within its grooves. Actually, We Sing is Mraz's only album to actually groove, as he sets down his acoustic