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The Men (punk band) it’s only made their hearts beat faster." The band performed at the 2012 South by Southwest music festival. "Open Your Heart" was the last record to feature bass player Chris Hansell. The Men released their fourth full-length album, "New Moon," on March 5, 2013. The album, which was recorded in Big Indian, New York, continued the down the path established by "Open Your Heart," incorporating more classic and country rock influences and fewer noise rock elements. One critic described the album's sound as "akin to Dinosaur Jr. on a serious Tom Petty kick." Compared with "Open You Heart," critical reaction