Very Impressive.
I have a tiny tiny tiny bit of constructive criticism. My only qualm, and it's a small one, is that y'all sound a little bit too predictable. That's from the two selections I heard, so that might not be the case for Temple Scene as a whole. But you might try to broaden your influences. If you're looking to get noticed, you have to do something to separate yourself from the mainstream.
I guess some wouldn't want you to change it up from where you have it now. The music, the arrangements, and the vocals are very well placed. My issue is that they are kind of predictably placed.
There's a lot you can do to make your music more memorable and to make it stand out more. For example, at a Sitar player to the group! Random? Yes. Effective? If done right. Another option, just change the arrangements of your vocals in an unexpected way. Keane is a good example of this. Musically, they sound like Coldplay, and you do too, a little bit. They separate themselves from Coldplay and from the mainstream by having songs that crescendo beautifully. Look at their example song on myspace, This is the Last Time, it has booming vocals at the end, which people love.
I think y'all are superb, I can't wait to hear more. But I encourage you to do something a little more memorable, something that would grab my attention and make me think about the music I was listening to.
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