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Track Listings
| 1. Masquerade |
| 2. Dead Come to Life (feat. Charmaine) |
| 3. Coat of Arms |
| 4. Graveyard |
| 5. Bombs Away (feat. Rachael Lampa) |
| 6. Love / War |
| 7. Torches |
| 8. I Am Nothing |
| 9. Soon (feat. Elden) |
| 10. Peeta |
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Jonathan Thulin, originally from Sweden and current member of the top charting group, Press Play releases his sophomore effort, The White Room. The White Room is an epic, orchestral, organic sounding album. Written in a storyline or play like theme, the album talks about the struggles we all face as humans or the fight good vs. evil.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
By dewlap
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I bought this album based on hearing Dead Come Back to Life. I enjoy all the tracks. I was not familiar with Jonathan's work before now.
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Submission Red are from Fort Lauderdale, Florida. The name comes from their interpretation of submitting to the `red letters' in the bible (where Jesus words are printed in red). They released the `Submission Red EP' (2008) before signing to Dream Records for `Vision Tour' (2011) and `Untamed Ones' (2012). Being a female-fronted rock band they are often compared to Fireflight, Paramore, and a milder Flyleaf. However, I think they also take in Papa Roach and a punky Joan Jett and the Blackhearts.
Their previous release `Vision Tour' has been described as exposing the beating heart of Yvonne Winfrey, with `Untamed Ones' revealing the scars that are healing. This time it is melded with guitarist Stevie Benz, who comes from the successful touring bands Between the Trees and Rookie of the Year. Unfortunately, several unfavorable reviews have stated that they don't like Yvonne's vocal style ..... whereas I think that she brings a `punk' attitude to a hard rock setting. And this boils over into the upfront lyrical approach that is more often found within punk, rather than in hard rock.
The opener takes the Joan Jett route with chunky guitar riffs and sing-along chorus "We are untamed ones, and we rise above the flames. You see us walk above the living, but we are not the same. We are the ordinary, seeking extraordinary. We are untamed ones".
The slowly smouldering `When He Looks Down From Up Above' is spoilt by a ham-fisted bridge section that doesn't quite gel. But they come back with the Paramoresque `24 (I Want More of You)' which is about carrying a fire and intensity in your heart for God, no matter whatever happens to you.
They have their tongues firmly stuck in the cheek for the cheesy anthem `Hurting Me Like High School'. Its so full of teen romantic angst with "Maybe I'm not the prettiest, but baby I was your loudest cheerleader, but I guess I just failed the test, now it's history repeating, I guess you're in summer and I'm in a winter fever, you're hurting me like high school"
There is the melodic `What Is It all For ?' and the off-kilter acoustic `Happy Birthday Sunshine' before they return with a trio a rock songs that build up the harder riffing.
It is not the most consistent of albums as it swaps styles between Skillet and Paramore and back again, but there are several good tracks.
Their previous release `Vision Tour' has been described as exposing the beating heart of Yvonne Winfrey, with `Untamed Ones' revealing the scars that are healing. This time it is melded with guitarist Stevie Benz, who comes from the successful touring bands Between the Trees and Rookie of the Year. Unfortunately, several unfavorable reviews have stated that they don't like Yvonne's vocal style ..... whereas I think that she brings a `punk' attitude to a hard rock setting. And this boils over into the upfront lyrical approach that is more often found within punk, rather than in hard rock.
The opener takes the Joan Jett route with chunky guitar riffs and sing-along chorus "We are untamed ones, and we rise above the flames. You see us walk above the living, but we are not the same. We are the ordinary, seeking extraordinary. We are untamed ones".
The slowly smouldering `When He Looks Down From Up Above' is spoilt by a ham-fisted bridge section that doesn't quite gel. But they come back with the Paramoresque `24 (I Want More of You)' which is about carrying a fire and intensity in your heart for God, no matter whatever happens to you.
They have their tongues firmly stuck in the cheek for the cheesy anthem `Hurting Me Like High School'. Its so full of teen romantic angst with "Maybe I'm not the prettiest, but baby I was your loudest cheerleader, but I guess I just failed the test, now it's history repeating, I guess you're in summer and I'm in a winter fever, you're hurting me like high school"
There is the melodic `What Is It all For ?' and the off-kilter acoustic `Happy Birthday Sunshine' before they return with a trio a rock songs that build up the harder riffing.
It is not the most consistent of albums as it swaps styles between Skillet and Paramore and back again, but there are several good tracks.
