So, this video is very political, dealing with torturing those convicted of terrorism, but bear with me.
It's an excellent debate...
So, has anyone heard Theory of a Deadman's newest single "By the Way" yet? I think it's the best song on that album (and therefore, I'm pissed it's the FOURTH single). But here's them playing it acoustic, since they haven't made a video for it.
It sounds just as good this way, I think.
So, it seems like all the good bands decided to wait until the last couple months to release their CDs. Chevelle released Sci-Fi Crimes at the end of August (slipped through even my radar). September 8th saw Thousand Foot Krutch's latest, "Welcome to the Masquerade." Muse released "The Resistance" on the 14th. September 20th held Pearl Jam's latest, "Backspacer," which I've heard is awesome. Yesterday we had the newest from Three DAys Grace: "Life Starts Now," and also Five Finger Death Punch: "War is the Answer." Next week, on the 29th, we'll see Alice in Chains, Paramore, Breaking Benjamin, and Default. Fucking sweet.
Okay, you wanna download something? How about Aberlin's "Cities." It's a fantastic album, and probably the best thing we've seen by them so far. While there aren't many "hits" on the album (as in songs you've heard of from the radio), every song could've (and should've) topped the charts. Anberlin isn't exactly like all the other stuff out there. They're kind of punk, kind of alternative, and all badass. Click the link and enjoy.
And that's it. TTFN!
~Christian
Showing posts with label Theory of a Deadman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Theory of a Deadman. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Monday, September 21, 2009
House in da House
Anyone see the House season premiere? It was awesome. Anyway, Zane told me I should post today, so here it is.
First, an album. This is by a band that deserves to be good, because their debut, self-titled CD was fantastic. Theory of a Deadman did a really nice, consisntent job on this record, fusing the grunge, country, and metal perfectly, unlike subsequent releases. Every track rocks. Chad Kroeger should write more of their stuff (trivia: Chad Kroeger of Nickelback wrote the whole album).
How about a video?
It's hella fuckin' balls to the wall awesome.
Okay, one more from the Onion...
It's an interesting topic to think about. Who would've guessed that multiple stab wounds could shorten your life span?
That's it for tonight, cuz I'm tired and can't find anything cool right now. Peace.
~Christian
First, an album. This is by a band that deserves to be good, because their debut, self-titled CD was fantastic. Theory of a Deadman did a really nice, consisntent job on this record, fusing the grunge, country, and metal perfectly, unlike subsequent releases. Every track rocks. Chad Kroeger should write more of their stuff (trivia: Chad Kroeger of Nickelback wrote the whole album).
How about a video?
It's hella fuckin' balls to the wall awesome.
Okay, one more from the Onion...
It's an interesting topic to think about. Who would've guessed that multiple stab wounds could shorten your life span?
That's it for tonight, cuz I'm tired and can't find anything cool right now. Peace.
~Christian
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