The Chorus Music Club Society • Page 366

You're too kind! Thanks so muuuuuuuuuch

 

I was unaware he was in a band.


Alright @teebs41 and @bradsonemanband tour with this guy. It can be the CMCS tour

 

It's all true! it was really really good!

 

@Chase Tremaine is a talented dude and this is a great EP.

 

CMCS TOUR

Harsh Lights
Patterns In Traffic
Ours By Accident
Out Of Service
20storiesfalling

 

love it

 

I’d definitely go to that if it was within 30 minutes of my house

 

I'm all for it!

 

Gosh y'all!

All this positive feedback makes me want to finally kick into gear and get Vol. 2-5 released! (I've been sitting on some of them for waaaaaay too long.)

 

Who is in Harsh Lights again?

 

@Patterns in Traffic and @Dumblecore



Ep out September

 

oh, you mean @erwin89?

 

@Erwin

 

I told Erwin to stop feeding you insider info!

I did no such thing.

 

That A Will Away record sounds like my kinda thing. I need to put that on my list to check out.

 

Rather than asking in their dedicated thread, as the opinions are too varied, my girlfriend got me tickets to see Alkaline Trio. I love them but she doesn’t know them, what album should she listen to?

 

All of them

but Good Mourning is probably a good starting point

 

Crimson

 

Seconding this for sure

 

From Here To Infirmary

 

Thirding.

This or Agony & Irony are good Calls

 

Yeah I’d say From Here To Infirmary or Crimson are the best to get someone into Alk3.

 

Time to call the plumber, you’re leaking.

 

I’ll call Mario

 

Trash Boat - Crown Shyness 9/10


I really, really, really loved this album. I asked myself recently where all the good pop-punk bands went. The new Real Friends album is pretty good, but that's about it. Trash Boat combines vocals similar to Bayside's with elements of The Wonder Year's The Greatest Generation. They are shouty, but show enough emotion to be genuine. My favorite tracks are actually the slowest and cleanest. The track "Crown Shyness" is the slowest track (but not quite a ballad) and it's a song that really gets me once he hits certain notes. The lyrics also hit close to home:

Do you even know what depression looks like?
Is it tangible?
See through every disguise
So much to show
But is my progression finite?
Does it matter at all?

"Old Soul" really shows off the singer's vocal range and "Inside Out" is heavy and angry, maybe a step heavier from The Story So Far. "Love, Hate, React, Relate" is an excellent closer with vocalist Tobi Duncan screaming the last words of the album isolated from any other sounds, which I'm always a sucker for in songs.

If you like pop-punk, listen to this album. I'm not a fan of The Story So Far, Neck Deep, or the other current bands, but this is great.

Thanks, @Bad Frequencies