The Pains of Being Pure At Heart 'The Pains of Being Pure at Heart' (2009)

The Pains of Being Pure at Heart sound like a troupe of fresh-faced kids let loose in the library of twee. Which may, indeed, be what they are. The New Yorker quartet, clearly students of the school of guitar jangle, took twee-pop to the masses in 2009 as one of the year's biggest breakout bands. Their self-titled, debut album achieved crossover status by way of great tunes. For their fellow twee scholars, it's obvious “This Love is F**king Right!” is The Pains of Being Pure at Heart's homage to (read: obvious re-write of) the Field Mice's “This Love is Not Wrong.” But for anyone else, it —not to mention “Young Adult Friction,” and “A Teenager in Love” and...— is just a great pop-song.

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