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 About A Burning Fire - Blindside
 About A Burning Fire - Blindside ... Tracklisting1 Eye of the Storm 2 Follow You Down 3 All of Us 4 Shekina 5 Hooray, It's L.A. - Blindside, Billy Corgan 6 Swallow 7 Die Buying 8 Across Waters Again 9 After You're Gone 10 Where the Sun Never Dies 11 Roads 12 About a Burning Fire Newest Review: ... and some intriguing electronic influence towards the end of 'Where the Sun Never Dies,' subtle enough to be enjoyable without ... more ... being overbearing.
All of these elements point towards a newfound maturity and competence that has been a long time coming, but now holds the band in good stead for the future. The main style remains a little unimaginative, with yells that only serve to annoy me and predictable sung choruses in most songs, but there's even been a clear effort on the band's part to better themselves, most evident in Christian Lindskog's actual singing in places here, rather than reliance on an emo whine. 'Shekina' is the most v...more |
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Release Date: 2004 - 02 - 24, Audio CD, Elektra Last Update 25.12.2009 05:45
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About A Burning Fire - Blindside: Fiery the Angels Rose (A Little Bit) (381 words)
by - written on 23/02/08 (Very useful, 14 readings)
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'About a Burning Fire' achieves the improbable; a Blindside album that is actually worth listening to, even if it's unfortunately the only one from their entire discography that I could recommend. The band has once again indulged in experimentation and for the first time it actually succeeds, supplementing the standard emo-core style with more melodic and symphonic elements in 'Shekina,' a satisfyingly downbeat acoustic performance in 'Roads,' a short, simple and fun punk piece with 'Swallow' and some intriguing electronic influence towards the end of 'Where the Sun Never Dies,' subtle enough to be enjoyable without being overbearing. All of these elements ... Read the complete review
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