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The Caitiff Choir

It Dies Today Format: Audio CD
4.1 out of 5 stars 51 customer reviews
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Severed Ties Yield Severed Heads
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The Radiance
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The Depravity Waltz
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The Caitiff Choir: Revelations
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  • Audio CD (January 21, 2007)
  • Number of Discs: 1
  • Label: Trustkill
  • ASIN: B0002W4SGS
  • Average Customer Review: 4.1 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (51 customer reviews)
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4.0 out of 5 starsQuite an impressive debut
By A. Stutheit on January 6, 2006
Format: Audio CD
Some people think of It Dies Today as just another metalcore band, but the fact of the matter is, they aren't an imitation band. This New York-based five piece formed in 2001, and they only just released their first full length album, "The Caitiff Choir," a little over a year ago (in 2004). It Dies Today are actually a very promising young band who show signs of greatness. Granted, they do sometimes sound like a lot of other metalcore bands, but they are catchier than bands like As I Lay Dying, and have more clean, backing vocals than bands like Chimaira. The members of IDT aren't the most mind-blowing musicians you'll ever hear, but the guitarists (Mike Hatalak and Chris Cappelli) play riffs which are typically quite fiery, and vocalist Nick Brooks is actually quite multi-faceted. He uses just the right amount of clean vocals, which (as in tracks like "Severed Ties Yield Severed Heads") offset his throaty, "I'm spilling my guts out" yells well. The final sound is quite energetic and intense. The album opening song, "My Promise," and "A Threnody for Modern Romance" have chugging riffs, pounding drums, and barked vocals (plus the latter track has the album's only guitar solo). Elsewhere, track seven, "Freak Gasoline Fight Accident" features propulsive, pounding power chords and thumping drums, "Out Disintegration" and "The Caitiff Choir Defeatism" are driven by heavy rhythms and fast, blistering guitar attacks, and, finally, "Naenia" has catchy chug and churn riffs. "The Caitiff Choir" may not be the most innovative album out there, but it sounds pretty great, and, with all the metalcore out there today, you could do a lot worse. As said before, It Dies Today are a promising young band who show signs of greatness. They're clearly on their way up, and it would be a huge mistake to write them off as "Just another metalcore band," without hearing this album, first.
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5.0 out of 5 starsIDT Remixed - Good, Interesting, but Original is Superior
By Christopher on March 23, 2006
Format: Audio CD
There's only a 5% difference, but it's a big 5% - it forces me to call this a Remix Album. The album, overall, is more pristine, has a lower bottom-end, fatter drums, the vocals are brought forward and given heavy harmonic overdub. Where the original was more compressed and processed, ala Slipknot's self-titled (both albums mastered perfectly), this version is more raw, ala early Unearth and Bleeding Through. The boys sound fantastic raw, but it is raw, and you need to know that. Although it sounds excellent on the brutal tracks, My Promise, Depravity Waltz, and Revelations, there's clearly a lot missing from the "hit" songs (the other 8). I don't know if I would have fallen as deeply in love with this band with this particular mix/master... it's manifestly clear now that the original production is part of the sound, part of the story of Caitiff.

Specifics... The intros to My Promise and Threnody are cut out, the outro to Defeatism is completely cut to solo drums (a *huge* mistake, a devastating loss). There's way too much overdub on Marigold and Freak Gasoline Fight (ick, gives it a greasy feel). The clean vocals to Threnody are right in the face and sound off for some reason (way off, actually... turns a 5-star song into a 3) - These aren't minor changes... there's a very small difference in songs that you want to listen to perpetually and those that you're done with after a few listens. This album is not the classic I know. One man's opinion.

An interesting experiment, but way too much change just for the sake of change. The original album should be your highest priority if you don't yet have it. Otherwise, this a great grab - the remastered Forever Scorned tracks sound excellent (well worth -that- effort), and Enjoy the Silence is killer - the DVD about what you'd expect, the behind-the-scenes entertaining enough. I still have to give it 5 stars, this is just one of the 2-3 best metal albums of the decade.
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4.0 out of 5 starsLots of hooks and harmony
By Bodom86 on February 2, 2006
Format: Audio CD
For those who aren't very familiar with It Dies Today, this is not their debut recording. Their first album is called Forever Scorned, and it was released in 2001. The Caitiff Choir is their first album for Trustkill Records, but this is their second record.

If you're expecting a complete copy of the first album, you may be dissapointed, because it definitely isn't. Don't worry, there are breakdowns and plenty of mosh parts, but you won't hear them in every single song. In many cases, this usually results in a soft sophomore record, a track many bands take in order to gain more fans or sell more records. So why does this album still get four stars? Because it's done right. IDT have managed to blend metal and hardcore intensity with pop hooks and harmonies without sounding the least bit soft. This is not an Atreyu clone by any means. IDT have their own sound and in a time where metalcore bands are more than plentiful, it's nice to hear a band with their own sound. When the metalcore scene fades in the next few years, this band will still be making music. There's nothing amazingly innovative or awe-inspiring, but the album hardly ever gets boring. Overall, a fun and exciting (yes, really!) album by a young band who knows what they're doing. Can't wait for the follow-up. Highlights include "My Promise", "Severed Ties Yield Severed Heads", and "The Depravity Waltz".
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4.0 out of 5 starsIt Dies Today= Ownage of all new Metalcore bands
By Ron S. on June 7, 2005
Format: Audio CD
Well maybe not total ownage, but this band is one of the most talented out there, if you don't admit that, you have no brain.

Nick Brooks writes some of the most intelligent lyrics out there, and his vocals are some of the best as well, and the guitars have Gothenburg written all over it, but this is a very catchy yet, heavy enough album for emo kids and metalheads to enjoy, here are my song ratings:

1. My Promise- 4/5 (Great album, but doesn't give you the taste of what the whole album really sounds like)

2. Severed Ties Yeild Severed Heads- 5/5 (Great song, is the prime example of what the album is, great guitar, the awesome metalcore screams, and the very good singing verses)

3. The Radiance- 5/5 (Not what I was expecting, a predominently singing song, but with a voice like his, he should put it to use more often)

4. The Depraivity Waltz- 4/5

5. A Threnody for Modern Romance- 5/5 (First song I heard from this band, but I was aware of this band for a while, great song even today)

6. Marigold- 4/5

7. Freak Gasoline Fight Accident- 4/5

8. The Caitiff Choir : Revelations- 4/5 (Very heavy song for It Dies Today, probably the heaviest on here)

9. Our Disintergration- 4/5

10. Naenia- 5/5 (One of my favorites, great vocals, probably the most well written lyrics on this album)

11. The Caitiff Choir Defeatism- 5/5 (Great finale, this song has the perfect buildup for the lone guitar, which never really gets boring, and of course Nick's awesome vocals)
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Most Recent Customer Reviews

3.0 out of 5 starsnot bad but,couldve been better

the only 2 songs i really got into were severed ties yield severed heads and threnody for modern romance and the rest are...decent and listenable but,nothing special

Published on October 11, 2010 by paul preston
5.0 out of 5 starsIDT: The Cadeth Choir

To make a small allusion to childhood, I'd say that there are two classes of metalcore bands: the grown-ups and the kids. This isn't meant to be patronizing. Read more

Published on May 30, 2010 by C. Bach
5.0 out of 5 starsEasily In My Top 3.

The Caitiff Choir............Man..What a great album..It dies today..Brings This Super Brutal Music That gets your adrenaline pumping in seconds yet they have shades of melody that... Read more

Published on December 26, 2008 by (((:Melon Head:)))
3.0 out of 5 starsWhat Happened?!

Once upon a time this wonderful metalcore band called It Dies Today released a 6 song EP called "Forever Scorned" which is as melodic as it is heavy as it is angry. Read more

Published on June 7, 2008 by Diddy Kong
5.0 out of 5 starsAMAZING BRUTAL STUFF!

Popcore are u kidding me man?It's just clean singing besides there's more screaming and check out their other cd forever scorned that one is the heaviest most brutal record ever... Read more

Published on June 4, 2008 by Brusso Magallanes
5.0 out of 5 starsITD Rulez!!!!!!! in every aspect!

i think i first started off listening to naenia it is a GREAT!!!!! i mean GREAT!!! song i cant get tired of it. Read more

Published on May 21, 2008 by Carlos Moore
5.0 out of 5 starsGOOD!

This album is pretty good but i don't called it popcore i call it more like clean heavy singing,ha.Their other album is much heavier than this one but this is still a pretty good... Read more

Published on April 12, 2008 by Brock Compton
2.0 out of 5 starsGood, but..

I think that the album is good, but the production work is horrible. The only thing that sounds professionally recorded are the vocals, and even then they are sometimes lacking. Read more

Published on March 21, 2007 by A. Tamayo
2.0 out of 5 starsPOP CORE!!!

If this is the new face of metalcore I want nothing to do with it. The breakdowns are brutally heavy, but I can do without the cleanly sung choruses. Read more

Published on December 7, 2006 by doomsayer
4.0 out of 5 starsBETTER THAN NEW ALBUM!!

This album was awesome! Even though this was released at 2004, this is still good! I would say that they most brutal tracks in this CD are "Caitiff Choir: Revelations" and "The... Read more

Published on December 4, 2006

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