Memphis May Fire - Memphis May Fire

Description: Genre: Rock / Artist: Memphis May Fire / Import / Audio CD released 2007-12-04 at Trustkill / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 Co ... more

Memphis May Fire - Memphis May Fire ... Cowbell's Makin' a Comeback
2 Neutron Cameras vs. Smuggled Nuclear Bombs
3 Therapy Caravan of the Fair Room
4 History of Mercia
5 Conjunctions, Conjunctions, Everybody Loves Them

Newest Review: ... EP the Claudio Sanchez style vocals continue to shine through, for the most part however they tend to scream their way ... more

... through this release. Whilst their screaming is at times pretty damn good, there are other times when the screaming sounds extremely weak and doesn't shine through in the slightest. It's not that it's bad, it's just a little too generic for my liking. I'm not a huge fan of the scream-sing-scream formula, it's been done to death already and I've long since tired of hearing it. Memphis May Fire are pretty competent at doing what they do and their music is often quite powerful, their music just doesn't stand out as being partic...more

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	Memphis May Fire Release Date: 2007 - 12 - 04, Audio CD, Trustkill Last Update 28.11.2009 05:47	£ 2.41

Memphis May Fire
Release Date: 2007 - 12 - 04, Audio CD, Trustkill

Last Update 28.11.2009 05:47

£ 2.41

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Memphis May Fire - Memphis May Fire: Cowbell's Makin' a Comeback (1062 words)
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Memphis May Fire are a young Texan band with a good few tricks up their sleeve. They produce music which falls happily into the genre of Post-Hardcore, containing elements of more straight up rock in their sound also. Released in late January through Trustkill Records, their self titled EP contains five tracks that when I first listened to I couldn't make my mind up as to whether I liked them or not. The band begin the EP with 'Cowbell's Makin' a Comeback', a track that unsurprisingly comes complete with cowbells in the sound. As it begins the guitars come through strongly, when the vocals finally make an appearance however they are somewhat of a ... Read the complete review