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The Great Escape Revelation Calm After The Storm Last Desperado Deflowered Doomed Generation Homecoming Bonds In Which We Break Shadows Of Betrayal Beginning's End. 2006
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
at first it may seem like a nu-metal band,
By Greg (Bakersfield, CA United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Revelations of the Unsung (Audio CD)
but you're way off. what we have here is a straight up metal/hardcore band with amazing solos, complicated breakdowns, and no whining. period. amazing live band. recommended if you like Heaven Shall Burn, Cataract, All that Remains or Shadows Fall
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5.0 out of 5 stars
What an offering!,
This review is from: Revelations of the Unsung (Audio CD)
This is metalcore that is beautifully brutal. Revelations of the unsung has great breakdowns, that arent played out, and very little singing.The album really consists of screaming. For one song, Phil Labonte from All that remains does guest vocals and the outcome was heartstopping. Jamey Jasta of Hatebreed heard these kids and signed them soon after. Word got out about how good these guys are and then Victory snatched them right up. The bass player wrote this album at 15 years old! (he is now 20) Their new album is due in May, be on the look out, they might be pretty big. This is for fans of : Unearth and Darkest Hour
4.0 out of 5 stars
sounds good . lets hope it stays,
By doomed to be a success "dan" (louisville KY U.S.A.) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Revelations of the Unsung (Audio CD)
what a relief to actually buy a metalcore album and not be terribly disappointed. as a huge fan of bands like darkest hour and as i lay dying, these guys are simply awesome. although they share similarities with the two bands previously mentioned, there is something fresh and new about these guys. focusing not as strongly on breakdowns and heavy hitting mosh metal, the sound is much more ... rocking. its fast paced, and then slows down from time to time, then followed by a blasting guitar solo. and the lyrics are intriguing as well. im tired of hearing the crap about my girlfriend dumped me and im so sad and emo and this all sucks. IT SUCKS. its good to see a band with a different idea on the music they should play. this is an awesome cd.. i just hope that their days with victory records doesn't lead them to certain doom.... cough.. atreyu
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