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Track Listings
| 1. All Over the Road 2:54 |
| 2. Young Love 3:00 |
| 3. Pressure and Time 3:19 |
| 4. Only One 3:14 |
| 5. Get Mine 2:23 |
| 6. Burn Down Los Angeles 2:28 |
| 7. Save Me 2:32 |
| 8. Gypsy Heart 3:29 |
| 9. White Noise 3:04 |
| 10. Face of Light 4:28 |
Editorial Reviews
2011 album from the Bay Area Metal monsters. ASP have been redefining the Death and Grind genres with vibrant ideas and unrelenting delivery and reaching new heights with 2008's Awaken The Dreamers, the band's first release to make the Billboard Top 200 charts at #126. This Is Where It Ends conveys more of the raw energy, groove and technicality that put them on the map. Add even stronger hooks and melodies than before and you have All Shall Perish's best work to date. This Is Where It Ends is a truly an experience for the senses. Without a doubt, the future of Metal has arrived and if you aren't paying attention, you might get left by the wayside with your car on bricks.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
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I have been listening to metal for 25 years and it is gems like this record that keep me invested in the genre. I understand lots of people don't like the evolution of ASP and there is also the camp that is crazy for Storey which makes sense cuz the dude can rip. Hopefully, Storey will eventually release something with his new band but they really should get moving.
There is not a weak track on this record. Composing wise, it blows me away that a bunch of kids (yes, I'm old) can put together such a smooth flowing river of molten hot riffs. The singer howls and roars with the kind of virtuosity that I would expect since I really liked Awaken the Dreamers. The new guitarist (Artusato) is brilliant. His solo technique should be admired by any lead guitarist. I'm not a drummer but the work on the drum kit is exemplary to my ears. I guess the bass is good since their is a nice wall of sound coming through but it is certainly not upfront in the mix. I'm not really into the image of a dude swigging from a JD bottle like it's water. I'm biased since alcohol is not my drug of choice (Listen to Bob Marley).
For me the highlight is "A Pure Evil" and I wish they had made a video of that tune instead of "There is Nothing Left". I actually think that there about 6 tracks on the record that are better than the video single. However, I know it is subjective. I've always liked bands that put out tracks in Spanish (sé un poco de español, Vatos) and the Spanish version of "Royalty into Exile" is killer.
Enjoy this superlative effort.
There is not a weak track on this record. Composing wise, it blows me away that a bunch of kids (yes, I'm old) can put together such a smooth flowing river of molten hot riffs. The singer howls and roars with the kind of virtuosity that I would expect since I really liked Awaken the Dreamers. The new guitarist (Artusato) is brilliant. His solo technique should be admired by any lead guitarist. I'm not a drummer but the work on the drum kit is exemplary to my ears. I guess the bass is good since their is a nice wall of sound coming through but it is certainly not upfront in the mix. I'm not really into the image of a dude swigging from a JD bottle like it's water. I'm biased since alcohol is not my drug of choice (Listen to Bob Marley).
For me the highlight is "A Pure Evil" and I wish they had made a video of that tune instead of "There is Nothing Left". I actually think that there about 6 tracks on the record that are better than the video single. However, I know it is subjective. I've always liked bands that put out tracks in Spanish (sé un poco de español, Vatos) and the Spanish version of "Royalty into Exile" is killer.
Enjoy this superlative effort.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
A new A.S.P. album is a major event in the metal world. A couple years ago I listened to these guys and thought, "wow, a catchy new metal band that doesn't have god-awful singing in it, where have you been all my life?" This is a shocking new school assault: check out the lyrics, which incite violent and righteous revolution. Francesco Artusato is a worthy successor to Chris Storey, and new drummer Adam Pierce nails it.
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
I was a little disappointed when "Awaken The Dreamers" was released. I was so used to the fact paced songwriting from "The Price Of Existence" that I thought they were turning into a Hot Topic nu-metal band because "Awaken The Dreamers" was along the lines of slow paced chug-chug deathcore music. This new release "This Is Where It Ends" completely blew my doubts out of the water and then beat the crap out of them. With the addition of a new drummer and guitarist, it's not hard to say that they took their old "sound", killed it, then re-birthed it in a womb filled with violence.
I've listened to the whole album non-stop for about a week straight and I love all the songs, so it's hard to come to a conclusion on what my favorites are. However, the songs that stand out to me the most are: Divine Illusion, A Pure Evil, Spineless, Royalty Into Exile, and My Retaliation.
If you've been a long time fan, or just discovered All Shall Perish today, this album will be an excellent addition to your album collection.
Buy the album, support the band, and listen in awe to this masterpiece. If you're a metal fan, you won't be disappointed!
I've listened to the whole album non-stop for about a week straight and I love all the songs, so it's hard to come to a conclusion on what my favorites are. However, the songs that stand out to me the most are: Divine Illusion, A Pure Evil, Spineless, Royalty Into Exile, and My Retaliation.
If you've been a long time fan, or just discovered All Shall Perish today, this album will be an excellent addition to your album collection.
Buy the album, support the band, and listen in awe to this masterpiece. If you're a metal fan, you won't be disappointed!
Most Recent Customer Reviews
This album got me into ASP!
Call me a homer, but this album sounds like melodic death every which way. I can't say I've listened to ASP before this album came out, but it doesn't sound like any deathcore... Read more
Published 5 months ago by B. Duncan
Finally..Deathcore the right way
This is what Deathcore needed...this is what metal needed. A Deathcore band with actual skills. I love this band and this album. Read more
Published 5 months ago by W. Jackson
Huge step forward for ASP
The price of existence was my favorite album from ASP for a while. Now, this is where it ends takes that place. Read more
Published 6 months ago by Jakeman249
Another amazin deathcore album! all the songs sound the same just like...
here we have it folks, another AMAZING cd from an AMAZING band. I can't tell the difference between this band and the other 10000000 deathcore/metalcore/emocore/screamocore bands... Read more
Published 7 months ago by Jonas Brothers #1 Fan
2 stars because i like asp
Nothing in this album caught my attention. Price of Existence is one of the best deathcore albums of all time IMO. Read more
Published 7 months ago by R. Araujo
Good, not depicted accurately
I don't know what to say about this album, when the sticker on wrapper describes it is something it is Not, except that it IS NOT Exteme Metal. Cephalic Carnage is Extreme Metal. Read more
Published 8 months ago by Rabid Lemming
Initial response is negative
I hate having to write this review but until yesterday, all shall perish was my favorite band. I started listening to the album and I immediately noticed something was off. Read more
Published 8 months ago by Lu Fig
Blanzin good!!!!!!
It makes me smile to see 8 reviews already since their last album only got ten total. This album rocks you brain. Intense and reverberating with metal madness. Read more
Published 9 months ago by T. Reid
Delightfully Intense!
I have liked All Shall Perish for a while now, and had not yet owned anything by them until having bought this album just after it's release. Read more
Published 9 months ago by HeavyMetalSushi
All Shall Perish It Will Never End!
The three year wait for All Shall Perish's new album This is Where it Ends is finally over, and I'm so excited! This is one of those albums you've to have. Read more
Published 9 months ago by Elizabeth Wonderham
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