Societys Finest-Love Murder And A Three Letter Word-CD-FLAC-2004-DeVOiD

Societys Finest-Love Murder And A Three Letter Word-CD-FLAC-2004-DeVOiD Download

Societys Finest-Love Murder And A Three Letter Word-CD-FLAC-2004-DeVOiD

Description :

Artist…: Societys Finest
Album….: Love, Murder And A Three Letter Word
Type…..: Normal
Genre….: Metal
Label….: Hand Of Hope Records
Language.: English

Year…..: 2004 Source…: CDDA
R.Date…: 06-19-2012 Grabber..: EAC Secure

S.Date…: 00-00-2004 Encoder..: FLAC 1.2.1 Lossless
Quality: 962 kbps Avg 44.1kHz 2 channels

Track List .
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01 Vanity And The Gun 3:05
02 Pop Culture In Houston 2:55
03 Ennis, TX 2:45
04 The Art… The Morgue 2:46
05 Always A Bridesmaid, Never A Bride 3:41
06 A Cold Winters Mourning 4:44
07 Eggshell 3:25
08 Journeyman 3:32
09 Zero-Nine-Three-Zero 3:29

Total Size.: 9 Files/218.7MB/30:22 min

Release Notes
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Really two EPs spliced together — its first four songs are brand new,
while its final five were originally issued in 2000 as the Private
Conflicts and Suicides EP — Love, Murder and a Three Letter Word served to
announce the resurrection (second or third at this stage) of Texas
metalcore pretenders Societys Finest. An extremely competent ensemble
still looking for a firm direction, the group seems to be wavering between
the technically outrageous arrangements currently in vogue in the metal
underground, and old-school hardcores simpler charms. To wit, songs like
“Vanity and the Gun” and “Ennis, TX” clearly flirt (rather unconvincingly,
one should note) with the fringes of math metal mayhem; and its more
straightforward, groove-built numbers like “Pop Culture in Houston” and
“The Art…the Morgue” that find the band most at ease. Neither one of
these styles is the dominant as you move into that original 2000 EPs final
five tracks; these take a slower, dirge-metal approach with their riffs,
which while perhaps not as explosive or exciting, definitely find a better
balance for it. Lacerated vocals punctuate hateful offerings like “A Cold
Winters Morning,” “Eggshell,” and “Zero-Nine-Three-Zero,” as they finally
bring some truth to the bands “So beautiful but filled with so much hate”
motto. All of which suggests that, if they dont break up again, Societys
Finest would do well to review the past in order to find their future.