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Review Summary: Bent on becoming commercially successful, The Getaway Plan delivers a strong, sometimes sedated, release while retaining a little of the post-hardcore edge of previous releases. The Getaway Plan, a promising band from the streets of Melbourne, looks to be the business in becoming the next hugely popular Australian rock powerhouse. For one, it’s incredibly easier to digest, with the album laden with pop-hooks and slick production, commanding you to pay attention to singer Matthew Wright’s incredible range and melody.

On the other hand, the album suffers in its ability to contain any purpose, and for some listeners, redundant in its use of ballads and focus on Wright's voice. Where The Getaway Plan really succeeds is where they combine a delay drenched spaced out feel with overdriven guitars and the heavier tinge of their previous EP. Wright, in his own way, has developed tenfold from their EP ‘Hold Conversation’. Within his arsenal he holds a really commanding falsetto, a strong melody driven clean voice, and sparsely uses a thick scream, although it may not appeal to some. ‘Other Voices, Other Rooms’ feels like an album getting a feel for layering melody, and developing a coherent establishment of interplay between instruments, band members, and tracks. A majority of the songs are piano driven, and while all the songs could be simply played at the piano, it demonstrates the focus The Getaway Plan have on melody and proper songwriting. Whilst melody flourishes, lyrical purpose and commanding listeners’ interest takes a back seat, and the album on the whole feels like an attempt to burst into mainstream success.