My Epic - Ultraviolet (March 30th, 2018) Album • Page 5

Good review of the EP. Can't wait for tomorrow.

@austingordon can you edit the thread title to Violence and tomorrow's release date?

 

The Antidote podcast has a good interview with Aaron about the record and a few more full songs from Violence, so maybe hold off if you don't want them spoiled.
Episode 372: My Epic

 

Oye, I started listening but only got about 15mins through. I don't like the host...sounds too much like he's reading a book when he talks.

 

Can't wait to hear this tomorrow.

 

Had one listen this morning and I like what I am hearing so far.

 

Really digging "Black Light" and "Spit it Out" on first listen.

 

This thing ages like a fine wine. The first listen was slightly underwhelming for me, but in the last month it’s become one of my very favorite things they’ve ever put out.

Spit & Blood > Black Light > Spit It Out is an unreal three song run.

 

Yeah this is real good. I still think White Noises might be my favorite, but I like Spit It Out a lot. Excited to dig into the lyrics.

 

@austingordon

 

I can't wait to play this later today.

 

This is great, might be their best release since Yet.

 

I haven't cared about them since Yet, so maybe I gotta listen to this new one.

 

I think these 2 EPs are their best work to date. It's been awesome watching them grow over the years.

 

I know I'm in the wrong here, but I haven't heard anything from this band before Behold.. With that said this is my favorite release from them. So so good

 

Just getting into this. Tis rad. Black Light slays.

 

Yeah this is great,. White Noises is so good.

 

listening to white noise makes me want that new norma ASAP

 

I won't hate you, you are not my enemy!

 

I'd been mainly drawn to the opening tracks of this EP since it's release, but wow, the chorus to Spit It Out is brilliant. I don't know why it's only just hit me. Great vocals.

 

In the middle of a discography run and damn, they should be way bigger. Behold might be my favorite release with the debut just behind. Now that the trilogy of EPs is done, I can't wait to listen to them all at once.

 

Agreed. I think it honestly comes down to them being on Facedown. They need a label to push them to a wider audience.

 

They’ve also chosen a route that suits them that means that they’re only ever semi-active, working in churches and such.

 

Still loving their Violence EP

 

Aaron and Jeremiah are living in a pretty tight neighborhood community in Louisville right now and they’re loving it. Don’t think they’re slowing down on music anytime soon, but seems like they’re fine being semi-active. If they had a big opportunity come their way I think they’d jump on it though, so we’ll see. Would love to see them get a wider audience.

 

I saw them play a house show in my college town like ten years ago. one of the best live performances I've ever seen.