Hey everyone, I've heard a lot about this band and I've been thinking of checking them out. What's a good starting point with them?
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Not too familiar with them. Seen a video once or twice on JCTV, they seemed cool but they didn't strike me as a band that I had to have their music. I also think their newer stuff is better than their older stuff. Just my opinion.
First album was "act of depression", latest album was "lost in the sound of separation". I did have most of their "define the great line" album on WMP on my old computer. It had some cool tunes.
First album was "act of depression", latest album was "lost in the sound of separation". I did have most of their "define the great line" album on WMP on my old computer. It had some cool tunes.
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Hmmm. Well since I'm listening to them more to get an idea of what the Christian scene looks like right now, I guess their latest would be a good one to pick up
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Their album "They're Only Chasing Safety" is one of their most popular ones and it's one of my favorites. Their sound changes a little between albums so it depends on what you like. Let me know!
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I would definitely check out "They're Only Chasing Safety" first. I would especially listen to "Some Seek Forgiveness, Others Escape". That song is unlike their entire album, but it carries so much passion and inspiration. That album is my favorite by far, and "Define The Great Line" is also a good album to try!
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I will say that Underoath remains one of the few decent alt/screamo-ish sort of bands out there today.
In my "metal" phase, these guys were my favorite. I think that was every scene kid when They're Only chasing safety came out.
With that in mind, Underoath is one of the few bands I still listen to in this vein, and I think that is because they are more artistic in what they do. Sure they are load, sure they rock warped tour--but they try to push boundaries. And they;re lyrics top many bands with their dark, brooding, yet redemptive poetry.
to simpy answer that question--Define the Great Line is quite simply stated their best album. Their newest also comes close with a production ethic that sounds unlike others.
TOCS is emo pop with some screaming, good if thats what you want.
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In my "metal" phase, these guys were my favorite. I think that was every scene kid when They're Only chasing safety came out.
With that in mind, Underoath is one of the few bands I still listen to in this vein, and I think that is because they are more artistic in what they do. Sure they are load, sure they rock warped tour--but they try to push boundaries. And they;re lyrics top many bands with their dark, brooding, yet redemptive poetry.
to simpy answer that question--Define the Great Line is quite simply stated their best album. Their newest also comes close with a production ethic that sounds unlike others.
TOCS is emo pop with some screaming, good if thats what you want.
much peace
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