Truly is, definitely should be loved at least as much as TBC and SWYA but imo deserves more than that
To be fair, that probably isn't your fault. As far as active bands go, they've been on the quieter side since their last album it seems. And three years isn't a long time between albums, but it is on the longer side of a normal album cycle I am pretty sure.
Yeah, they've definitely been quiet. And I would say three years is on the longer side for sure compared to average.
It recebtly dawned on me how dark of an album Sound The Alarm is. That's a perfect example of an album I've heard hundreds of times and totally missed the meaning. Gonna do this quick without thinking too much: Stay What You Are In Reverie Sound The Alarm Under The Boards Saves The Day Daybreak Through Being Cool Can't Slow Down (not familiar with this one at all)
SWYA is the best album of this entire genre of music and some of you don't even have it first for their discog??????
Stay What You Are Through Being Cool Sound The Alarm In Reverie Under The Boards Saves the Day Daybreak Can't Slow Down
Any combo of SWYA, IR, or STA at the top is valid to me, but In Reverie and STA are the ones that usually dominate it for me. In Reverie has no business not having the same rep, I can understand how STA might not be your bag though. Even if I love it.
SWYA are pretty easily my favorite. Like spo said it's one of the best this scene has ever produced. But the bands catalog as a whole is really really great
Do any of you happen to have Songs in the Silence, the obscure track from the In Reverie era? A while back some guy traded it with me for Under the Boards demos and the only actual location I am somewhat certain it still exists is in my ex-girlfriends (6 years ago) old lap top.
My gut is burning Won't you find me some water? Hey, just forget it can you bring me gasoline? Collect a couple forks Hold them three feet apart And wait for lightening to strike to burn me up fuck thats good right there
Stay What You Are In Reverie Through Being Cool Sound the Alarm Saves the Day Daybreak Under the Boards Can't Slow Down
Chris's lyrics are easily the biggest downfall of the later material; I think musically it's all pretty strong. I wish he still wrote in the vain of SWYA/IR, hell even STA was pretty good.
the surreal, gruesome, vivid violence of early saves the day lyrics is pretty incredible to behold tbh. i think part of it is that it never seems malicious and it's just metaphors for the most part but dude can REALLY string together a metaphor imo
I've always been curious about this, but does anyone know what Chris is singing in the background in the outro to "Rocks Tonic Juice Magic"?
what is Chris Conley doing with his voice over the years and more importantly why (specifically Daybreak onwards)