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Ex Lives, the 2012 album from Buffalo, NY's brutal metallic punk ensemble Every Time I Die was produced by renowned producer Joe Barresi (Tool, The Melvins, Queens of the Stone Age) and offers an unrelenting onslaught of ingeniously composed and furiously executed cathartic hardcore. Ex Lives sees Every Time I Die further tempering their aggression while experimenting with new instrumentation.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
The wait for this record was well worth it.
ETID has just put out a masterpiece of brutality and driving riffs that will leave you speechless at album's end. Only thing I recommend is that if you buy this album, buy the additional three tracks and get the Deluxe Edition, they are anything but fillers and you will be extending the experience that is Ex-Lives that much further. You will not be disappointed with this album if you've ever liked ETID. This is my new favorite release to date, right up there with Hot Damn.
ETID has just put out a masterpiece of brutality and driving riffs that will leave you speechless at album's end. Only thing I recommend is that if you buy this album, buy the additional three tracks and get the Deluxe Edition, they are anything but fillers and you will be extending the experience that is Ex-Lives that much further. You will not be disappointed with this album if you've ever liked ETID. This is my new favorite release to date, right up there with Hot Damn.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:MP3 Music|Amazon Verified Purchase
I must admit, albeit it with some pain, that I am an aging concert goer. I took my son, now 16, to Warped Tour when it breezed through our home town. I was exposed to a lot of bands there I had never heard and enjoyed bands that I had known for some time. The rule I used for the day was "If it caught my ear, I'd stop and check it out." There were simply too many bands to see. One such band that caught my ear was Every Time I Die. The show was great and I even chilled with them afterward.
I'm a little astounded ETID slipped through the cracks in my 20+ years of shows that range from Slayer to Tori Amos, from Nuclear Assault to Alice in Chains. I feel I have seriously done myself a disservice. They were great live. I rushed home and bought "The New Junk Aesthetic" that very night not knowing anything about the band or where to start and enjoyed it thoroughly. I soon learned they had a new release "Ex Lives" which I greedily bought as well.
I am no ETID expert, some may disagree with me. As a new fan, of the several ETID offerings I now own, this is the best. The band is quite manic with quick changes and bizarre time signatures. Perhaps a cross between Snot and Slayer? They are metal enough for Lamb of God fans and hardcore enough for Sick of it All or Biohazard fans. They are a band that has a way with words and plenty to say, a la Tom Araya as opposed to a growling Six Feet Under or resident pig squealer (which is aok mind you). The vocals of Keith Buckley go from Heavy to songbird in a blink of the eye.
In summary, if you are into bands with driving tempos, heavy guitars and cool messages in the vein of say SNOT, give these guys a look. They kick *ss.
I'm a little astounded ETID slipped through the cracks in my 20+ years of shows that range from Slayer to Tori Amos, from Nuclear Assault to Alice in Chains. I feel I have seriously done myself a disservice. They were great live. I rushed home and bought "The New Junk Aesthetic" that very night not knowing anything about the band or where to start and enjoyed it thoroughly. I soon learned they had a new release "Ex Lives" which I greedily bought as well.
I am no ETID expert, some may disagree with me. As a new fan, of the several ETID offerings I now own, this is the best. The band is quite manic with quick changes and bizarre time signatures. Perhaps a cross between Snot and Slayer? They are metal enough for Lamb of God fans and hardcore enough for Sick of it All or Biohazard fans. They are a band that has a way with words and plenty to say, a la Tom Araya as opposed to a growling Six Feet Under or resident pig squealer (which is aok mind you). The vocals of Keith Buckley go from Heavy to songbird in a blink of the eye.
In summary, if you are into bands with driving tempos, heavy guitars and cool messages in the vein of say SNOT, give these guys a look. They kick *ss.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
By oltnabrick
Format:Audio CD
This album is beyond awesome. Its like everything Every Time I Die has ever done, put into a compactor, and then sprinkled with 'Awesome Sprinkles' and glazed with cinnamon. That's right cinnamon. Get this, its one of the best albums from 2012.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
By Bobby
Format:Audio CD
This album is probably the craziest I own. I'm more of a thrash metal/Punk rock listener, but i love this album and this band. They can go from Complete craziness like "Holy Book of Dilemma" to a hard rock song like "Partying is such sweet sorrow" to (at least as close as ETID will get ) ballad like song like "revival mode". This album is freaking awesome!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
By XDIEX
Format:Audio CD
So all I can say is this album is one of ETID most diverse albums yet and its freakin DIRTY, REAL, and BRUTAL(MOSH)! I have followed ETID since the start I have seen them idk like 50 times always amazing live. It is good to see the etid boys push themselves as musicians to continue making the classic etid sound we all know, yet making it new and different each album. So much talent from this band, The new drummer "Legs" does a great job on this album and I must say it is really cool and fresh to hear etid with double bass now. This album is hard hitting and clever at the same time and should be an instant buy (not downloaded) album! ETID will never fail me due to the fact they dont give a #### what people think and make what they know is true to them.
Good job ETID boys as always!
Good job ETID boys as always!
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
This is Every Time I Die's most serious album to date & there biggest. the first song I heard from Ex Lives was Underwater Bimbos From Outerspace on Serious XM liquid metal I knew instantly I had too have Every time I die's new album. I would have rate Ex Lives a 5 star rateing but it's short if it was longer it would have been one of 2012's best! my picks of top 3 songs from Ex Lives would be # 3 I Suck (Blood) # 2 Underwater Bimbos From Outerspace # 1 Revival Mode. If your new to Every time I die this would be a good place to start.
By yxni12345
Format:MP3 Music
I love this... my favorite album from the band hands down.
top 5
1. Typical Miracle
2. Drag King
3. Indian Giver
4. Underwater Bimbos From Outer Space
5. Revival Mode
top 5
1. Typical Miracle
2. Drag King
3. Indian Giver
4. Underwater Bimbos From Outer Space
5. Revival Mode
By Will Luedtke
Format:Audio CD
Rapt thirty eight years old, anyone in my age bracket that I attempt to introduce to the brothers Buckley tend to kindly suggest they like Deftones better. every Time I die was first introduced to me on a work trip to Vancouver. Being able to see them in a small club sold me on the energy of their live performance. Coming back on the plane I was able to focus on the witty musings of Keith. Ex Lives attempts to recreate the chaotic bombast of Last Night in Town with the cunning linguistic abilities of Keith. Some of the outright humor from Hot Damn and tunes like We're Wolf would lighten the mood...but the inherent concern of regret and life purpose is so intense on this release that a change of pace and focus on the seriousness of purpose in a morally ambiguous and fragmented world hits hard. Seems like most heavy bands go "all out" at release five or six to prove they still "have it". ETID decided to be prepared in case the current end of the world concern rung true...I wish more bands felt a ticking clock and need to provide such a ride on every release.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
Awesome!
Love the band, always have. This disc is another step in the never ending adventure that is Every Time I Die. The seller was great too!
Published 1 month ago by Mr Vee
5.0 out of 5 stars
I really liked this cd
It is a good album, i have all of their previous works and the band is progressing, but not in a bad way
Published 7 months ago by Terry
5.0 out of 5 stars
Yay.
Finally it has arrived and it does not disappoint! This band has such a unique sound, and it is sad that we can't say that about very many bands these days. Read more
Published 13 months ago by Dana Landon
5.0 out of 5 stars
Another Well Deserved 5 Star Review
I'll start by saying I've only been a fan since The Big Dirty but out of the three this is hands down there best one to me so far. Read more
Published 13 months ago by Zach
5.0 out of 5 stars
They've finally done it. They've finally made a perfect album.
I haven't felt compelled to write an album review on Amazon for much of anything for a LONG time, and yet along comes this album to bring it out of me without a second's... Read more
Published 14 months ago by Travis
5.0 out of 5 stars
New Ground!
I'm happy to hear that ETID had grown up a bit and embraced some enhanced production values from the likes of Joe Baressi. Read more
Published 14 months ago by Evan Ruscher
5.0 out of 5 stars
ETID is the Best
Such an awesome album. A bit more chaotic than their last few, and more depressing, lyrically. Not as good as their last, but ETID is certainly never disappointing.
Published 14 months ago by T. Beyea
5.0 out of 5 stars
Favorite album of 2012 so far!
Been an ETID fan for a while now and this album does not disappoint. Full force with this release and I would say that it's their best album to date. Been listening nonstop. Read more
Published 14 months ago by Lane Neuroth
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