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The Lost the Sick the Sacred

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Okay so yes it's a solid state band, pick up the axe and start swingin'
These guys mix a pretty good heavy with of course the melodic singing in some of the choruses. I heard them originally with the old singer on myspace, but they've re-recorded the album with the new singer that replaced him. This albums just rips into "Redemption" which is by far one of the best tracks.. it just slays it's way through and I was eager to hear more after that. I think the best tracks are "Redemption", "A call to the faithful", "Your walls, my words" and "Rose among the ashes". These guys do metalcore well and although it's a genre starting to get very full and the songs structure gets a little predictable I can still find something fresh about these guys and something that doesn't make me want to shake my head and just turn off the stereo. So don't write them off, give them a chance and just let the music grab you.

I guess people like hating on Inhale/Exhale. If you like christian metal you will definitley dig this album. Good vocals and great tuneage make this a great buy. the lyrics do not dissapoint or waver from the christian stance. This is a great great buy, and dont let the haters get to you.

First listen: some songs were amazingly awesome.
Second listen: all songs were amazingly awesome.
The lyrics are really powerful - I enjoy this album in many different moods.

"The Lost the Sick and the Sacred" by Inhale/Exhale is the perfect mixture of heavy and melodius.

love this band, especially that they refrain from mixing the growling style of screamo into their music. Very intense, passionate music.

I'm usually not a fan of the whole christian rock thing, but these guys rock. Perfect blend of hard and melodic. If you didn't read their lyrics you would never know they are christians, which is the way I prefer it. Whether you are into god or not this is a great band, and a great album.

Other than a couple of songs that felt forced, the cd overall is pretty good-except for one glaring omission. As a drummer, and as a metal-head, the severe lack of double-bass stuck out like a sore thumb. It made an appearance in a couple of songs, but places it should've been, it wasn't. Overall, however, THE LOST THE SICK THE SACRED rocked.

This was tremendous!! So headbanging! So heavy too! I don't know why so many stores don't have their album, it has to be a hit!! Songs "A Call To The Faithful", "Dance All Night", and "Frail Dreams And Rude Awakenings" were the best!! But the album would be better off without "Sons Of Tomorrow". And whose Noah James? The bass at the beginning of "Tonight We Die Together" was good too. The guitars in this album were so heavy and loud. Their new vocalist's vocals is great! Great screaming and beautiful singing! Even though I've never heard their original singer, their current singer is awesome and cool! GET THIS! And bring this album to church! Well written christian lyrics. BUY THIS!!!

The thirty second clips of the songs on this album are a bit seductive. Its ok, I guess, but deffinatly nothing special. In fact I found Inhale Exhale to be incredably cliche. By the way, you have to see some of their music vids. when the singer is screaming he looks hilarious!!!

it sucks so bad, that i almost peed myself while listening to this crap! man! i can't belive this!