Glassjaw's second album was released in 2002, 2 years later after their critically-acclaimed (and still incredibly influential) debut "Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Silence". With Ross Robinson again at the producing desk, they created an album that builds on the crushing importance displayed in their debut, but with a more mature approach to the material. Instead of a 12-track riffathon, they're taken the approach of including many more of their musical influences. The band were quoted to count The Cure and Anthrax as just 2 of these. This album is a much more melodic and thoughtful affair compared to the first. The heavy rock and ...  Read the complete review

Glassjaw are a 4 man band who come from Long Island as most of my other favourite artists do. Categorisation is difficult, with influences and sounds taken from NY hardcore, post hardcore, emo, screamo, experimental, rock etc etc. Worship and Tribute is the follow up to Glassjaw's 2000 debut album Everything You Wanted To Know About Silence. Produced by Ross Robinson, Worship And Tribute is heavier, more mature and darker in tone. The first thing you will notice about this album is that there is far less screamo style vocals from Daryl Palumbo and throughout the whole album consistently his voice remains melodic, soaring, yet very ...  Read the complete review