Story of the Year - Tear Me to Pieces (March 10th 2023) • Page 16

Aftergulp

 

That's one of my favorite songs on the album but I don't know what they were thinking with that part lol

 

It still sounds like Yoshi to my ears during that part

 

this albums solid. i feel like this band doesnt have an lp that front to back draws me in but their albums still land at around the 7/10 mark. i guess my favorite of them is black swan

 

Black Swan supremacy, but TMTP is as good an album I could have hoped for from them at this stage in their career. I will always listen to whatever they put out and try to catch a Chicago show.

 

Plus it was far superior than wolves

 

February 13th.

1. Gasoline (All Rage Still Only Numb)
2. Disconnected
3. See Through
4. Fall Away (feat. Jacoby Shaddix of Papa Roach)
5. 3 am
6. Into The Dark
7. My Religion
8. Halos
9. Good for Me / Feel So Bad
10. Better Than High
11. I Don't Wanna Feel Like This Anymore

 

Interesting

 

Always excited for new SOTY. Do not like that artwork at all.

 

Giving butt rock vibes, hope I’m wrong

 

Wonder what A.R.S.O.N. stands for?

 

Look at the first song title

 

Dammit I even looked through the songs to see it it showed up. Shows how well I looked

 

I like how Jacoby will guest on any and every band's record, guy absolutely does not discriminate.

 

All Rage Still Only Numb, Good For Me / Feel So Bad, Better Than High...these are some caveman-ass sounding titles lol

 

Just call the record ARSON and do away with the goofy acronym.

 

Story Of The Year - Gasoline (All Rage Still Only Numb).mp3

 

first impression was pretty rough woof

 

Wow, way heavier than what I'd expected. Always down for more SOTY!

 

Song is definitely not for me

 

Yeah this isn’t what i expected. Hopefully it’s an outlier.

 

Should have ended the song with more heaviness. I’ll take it for an album opener.

 

Yeah wish they would have stuck with the direction of the last album which was more like the first two albums. SOTY trying to do radio rock sucks.

 

Can’t listen right now and it’ll probably get pulled by the time I get to it, what era is the song more like?

 

Page Avenue is radio rock.