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THE MESSENGER Let's Get Dangerous Post-Hardcore CD 45 ,- Solgt 13 år sedan På salg i 303 dager |
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| THE MESSENGER 'Let's Get Dangerous' 2008 Post-Hardcore CD Format: CD Condition: EX (small promo punch-hole through barcode) Year of Release:Cat. No.: MSKLabel: CRAZY LUCKY RECORDS Country of Origin: U.S.A. Fortunately, I checked this band out prior to hitting that "deny" button and was enthralled by their synthesis of heavier instrumentation with their vocalist's excellent voice. Needless to say, when Let's Get Dangerous was announced and I later got my shot at a review, I jumped on it. The Messenger's greatest strength lies in their vocalist, Kim Macedo, who, at times, sounds like everyone from Chasing Victory's Adam Harrel, Lower Definition's Matt Geise, and Four Letter Lies ex-singer Kevin Skaff. From track to track, he switches his vocals up, and they serve as the main hook to the album. However, despite him commanding attention, the musicians more than hold their own, keeping the pace moving throughout the tracks and serving as the undercurrent to Macedo's vocal antics. This band is nothing new -- don't get me wrong about that. They're playing the standard post-hardcore you fell in love with on Chasing Victory's I Call This Abandonment. They just blend in all of the best parts of other bands like Lower Definition, Four Letter Lie, In:Aviate, and Pierce the Veil to create an album that's extremely impressive in the context of the genre. Despite this, somehow Let's Get Dangerous has managed to stay hidden from a large majority of potential fans. If you consider yourself a fan of this genre, then head over to The Messenger's Myspace and check out its most hidden gem. Review by a customer. Tracklisting: 1. This Eagle Has Landed 2. Gondola Ride In Paris, A 3. Hey, Vanity! 4. Latina Heat 5. Sex & John Candy 6. Facility In Under 2:05 7. Make Me 8. Outline of a Monster 9. Nothing Says Party Like a Box of Fine Wine 10. I Was Born In a Holiday Inn 11. Oh Girl, Just Music 12. They Say My Name is... 13. Passando O Ano Na Pria | ||||
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FASTBALL 'All The Pain Money Can Buy' 1998 melo-Punk... 45 ,- Solgt 13 år sedan På salg i 317 dager |
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| FASTBALL 'All The Pain Money Can Buy' 1998 melo-Punk CD Format: CD Condition: NEW (small promo punch-out hole through the barcode) Year of Release: 1998 Cat. No.:Label: HOLLYWOOD Country of Origin: U.S.A. On this second album, these rockers from Austin, Texas, demonstrate a flair for perfect mid-'60s pop epitomized by the Kinks and the early Who. The opening track, "The Way," was an early break-out hit for the trio, but the entire album offers similarly uptempo serenades. It's a surprising direction for a band known for its hard-rocking live sets, but an early clue of their fondness for romantic hokum came on their remake of Bacharach & David's "This Guy's in Love with You" from 1997's Lounge-A-Palooza tribute album. Some of these songs actually come off tougher live, but that doesn't detract from the simple pleasures of this record, which is smooth, smart, and moving. - Review by Steve Appleford. Track Listing: 1. The Way 4:17 2. Fire Escape 3:21 3. Better Than It Was 2:47 4. Which Way To The Top? 3:49 5. Sooner Or Later 2:39 6. Warm Fuzzy Feeling 1:55 7. Slow Drag 3:36 8. G.O.D. (Good Old Days) 3:30 9. Charlie, The Methadone Man 3:17 10. Out Of My Head 2:33 11. Damaged Goods 3:01 12. Nowhere Road 3:24 13. Sweetwater Texas 3:52 | ||||
