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Given To Dreams Of What Shall Never
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Go Wash Your Mouth... I Don`t Know Where
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Fear Before The March of Flames протоптали свой собственный путь к уважению своим стремлением, упорством и постоянной работой. Сформировавшись в июле 2002 года, четверо подростков из Aurora, CO решили создать свою уникальную и оригинальную музыку. Скомбинировав запутанность Converge, безумный бит Botch и темперамент The Blood Brothers, команда сумела вырастить что-то своё на основе микса таких стилей, как хардкор, метал и инди-рок.
Позаимствовав заголовок из местной газеты о диких неконтролируемых пожарах, которые возникали по всему штату, парни начали репетировать в подвалах своих домов под именем «Fear Before The March of Flames». Вскоре после этого они начали играть в местных клубах бесплатно, не рассчитывая на вознаграждение. По мнению многих Fear Before the March of Flames сумели создать очень выразительную энергию в своих песнях, к которой до этого стремилось n-ное количество банд. Зубодробительные крики Девида Мариона вперемешку с бэк-вокалом Адама Фишера, тёмными басами Michael-а Madruga в сочетании с идеальным балансом тяжёлых мелодий гитары Fisher-а и ритмичных безумий, создаваемых барабанщиком Брендоном Пруфом – это FBTMOF.
В скором времени банда привлекла к себе внимание звукозаписывающей компании из Portland-а под названием Rise Records, которая издала дебютный альбом группы «Odd How People Shake». Вместе с продюсером Крисом Крамметом команда сумела записать дебютник всего за две недели. Альбом стал показателем того, что хардкор может быть интенсивнее и цепляющее одновременно. Fear Before не теряли времени даром и сразу же после релиза отправились в тур в поддержку плиты вместе с of A Ghost, Between the Buried and Me, Dead Poetic и Bear Vs. Shark. После этого банда приняла участие в нескольких концертах на Западном и Восточном побережьях, деля сцену с The Blood Brothers, Vaux и The Hope Conspiracy. Летом того же года Fear Before the March of Flames засветились в Furnace Fest.
Группа вскоре получила огромное количество предложений от звукозаписывающих компаний на запись второго альбома, но в декабре 2003 года банда решила подписать контракт с Equal Vision Records в силу их веры в музыку и честь индустрии. Вскоре тем же EV Records был переиздан дебютный альбом группы, после чего ребята отправились с Eighteen Visions и Underoath доносить свою музыку всё большему количеству народа.
В начале лета квартет из Колорадо засел в Q Division Studios вместе с продюсером Мэттом Эллардом (Converge, Between The Buried And Me, Motorhead) для записи второго альбома. Получив название «Art Damage», лонгплей вышел 9-го июня 2004 года и вобрал в себя энергетику предыдущих работ, соединив их с более динамичными и безумными ритмами. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
Позаимствовав заголовок из местной газеты о диких неконтролируемых пожарах, которые возникали по всему штату, парни начали репетировать в подвалах своих домов под именем «Fear Before The March of Flames». Вскоре после этого они начали играть в местных клубах бесплатно, не рассчитывая на вознаграждение. По мнению многих Fear Before the March of Flames сумели создать очень выразительную энергию в своих песнях, к которой до этого стремилось n-ное количество банд. Зубодробительные крики Девида Мариона вперемешку с бэк-вокалом Адама Фишера, тёмными басами Michael-а Madruga в сочетании с идеальным балансом тяжёлых мелодий гитары Fisher-а и ритмичных безумий, создаваемых барабанщиком Брендоном Пруфом – это FBTMOF.
В скором времени банда привлекла к себе внимание звукозаписывающей компании из Portland-а под названием Rise Records, которая издала дебютный альбом группы «Odd How People Shake». Вместе с продюсером Крисом Крамметом команда сумела записать дебютник всего за две недели. Альбом стал показателем того, что хардкор может быть интенсивнее и цепляющее одновременно. Fear Before не теряли времени даром и сразу же после релиза отправились в тур в поддержку плиты вместе с of A Ghost, Between the Buried and Me, Dead Poetic и Bear Vs. Shark. После этого банда приняла участие в нескольких концертах на Западном и Восточном побережьях, деля сцену с The Blood Brothers, Vaux и The Hope Conspiracy. Летом того же года Fear Before the March of Flames засветились в Furnace Fest.
Группа вскоре получила огромное количество предложений от звукозаписывающих компаний на запись второго альбома, но в декабре 2003 года банда решила подписать контракт с Equal Vision Records в силу их веры в музыку и честь индустрии. Вскоре тем же EV Records был переиздан дебютный альбом группы, после чего ребята отправились с Eighteen Visions и Underoath доносить свою музыку всё большему количеству народа.
В начале лета квартет из Колорадо засел в Q Division Studios вместе с продюсером Мэттом Эллардом (Converge, Between The Buried And Me, Motorhead) для записи второго альбома. Получив название «Art Damage», лонгплей вышел 9-го июня 2004 года и вобрал в себя энергетику предыдущих работ, соединив их с более динамичными и безумными ритмами. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
Fear Before the March of Flames (now known as Fear Before) is an experimental/rock band that formed in Aurora, Colorado in 2002. Their initial sound carried out on their first two records was closer to a melding of screamo, hardcore, and metalcore, drawing influence from the likes of Converge, The Blood Brothers, and Botch. Some even considered them during this time period to be mathcore because of their technical riffs and song structure.
They released their debut album, Odd How People Shake, in 2003 on Rise Records, and after gaining some notoriety, were signed to Equal Vision Records, who re-released their debut in the January 2004. Their debut was primarily in the vein of post-hardcore, featuring a mix of screamed vocals on the part of David Marion and clean singing provided by Adam Fisher. The instrumental work on Odd How People Shake is best described as typical of that of most melodic metalcore artists of the day, and it is rumoured that every song on the album is based on a movie ("Sarah Goldfarb, Where are Your Manners?", for example, is supposedly about Requiem for a Dream, while on their sophomore album, Art Damage, "The Story of the Curious Oysters" has more to do with the Disney movie, Alice in Wonderland). It is interesting and worth noting that the band's cover art on all three of their albums feature skyscrapers.
Their sophomore album, Art Damage, was released on Equal Vision Records in September 2004, and was a marked change in direction for the band. Art Damage as an album was much heavier and darker than their debut; the band left behind the relative simplicity and, arguably, tiredness of the instrumental work of their debut in favor of the abrasiveness characterizing bands such as Converge and Every Time I Die. In addition, virtually all of the vocals are screamed, with the exception of an odd chorus or verse.
The critical consensus seems to favor their new direction, and in concert, the band plays few if any songs from their debut. On their website, they explicitly state that they will not play one song in particular from their debut, "On the Brightside, She Could Choke;" interestingly enough, this song also has the most prominent elements of emo of all the songs in their catalogue, which could be one of the reasons they have grown so adverse to playing it.
Their new album, The Always Open Mouth, was released on Tuesday, September 19, 2006. This album marks a considerably different sound from previous recordings. This album contains a much more experimental side, such as more emphasis on antiphony between the lead singer and guitarist and a considerable lesser amount of screaming. It features layered guitar chords (a second guitarist was added to the band before the recording of this album), and many electronic sounds used with heavily-distorted or otherwise-effected guitars and synthesizers, or sequencers and drum machines, giving it a more industrial feel. As a result, it is not as hard or fast as their previous two albums, but instead, is more experimental and well-crafted.
With newly added members and a new approach at performing music, they set off on numerous tours mid-2006 to promote their latest CD The Always Open Mouth, touring with bands such as Thursday, The Number Twelve Looks Like You, HeavyHeavyLowLow, The Jonbenet, and the Radio Rebellion Tour with bands The Fully Down, The Confession, blessthefall, Misery Signals, Between the Buried and Me, and headliners of the tour Norma Jean. During a show on November 4th in San Diego, California, bassist Mike Madruga accidentally hit singer Dave Marion on the side of his face with the headstock of his bass, knocking him unconscious on stage. When he awoke, there was a hole that went all the way through his cheek, and although the band continued to finish the set, he had to be rushed to the hospital to be treated for the injury, and because of this, the band missed the following 3 days of the tour, but Dave is now fine and has finished the rest of the Radio Rebellion Tour.
On 2008]-09-09, Fear Before the March of Flames officially shortened their name to Fear Before.
Current line-up
* David Michael Marion - vocals
* Adam (Rupert) Fisher - guitar, vocals, keys
* Michael Madruga - bass
* Clayton (Goose) Holyoak - drums
Former members
* Billy Johnson - guitar, keyboards
* Brandon Proff - drums
* Zachary (Binks) Hutchings - guitar Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
They released their debut album, Odd How People Shake, in 2003 on Rise Records, and after gaining some notoriety, were signed to Equal Vision Records, who re-released their debut in the January 2004. Their debut was primarily in the vein of post-hardcore, featuring a mix of screamed vocals on the part of David Marion and clean singing provided by Adam Fisher. The instrumental work on Odd How People Shake is best described as typical of that of most melodic metalcore artists of the day, and it is rumoured that every song on the album is based on a movie ("Sarah Goldfarb, Where are Your Manners?", for example, is supposedly about Requiem for a Dream, while on their sophomore album, Art Damage, "The Story of the Curious Oysters" has more to do with the Disney movie, Alice in Wonderland). It is interesting and worth noting that the band's cover art on all three of their albums feature skyscrapers.
Their sophomore album, Art Damage, was released on Equal Vision Records in September 2004, and was a marked change in direction for the band. Art Damage as an album was much heavier and darker than their debut; the band left behind the relative simplicity and, arguably, tiredness of the instrumental work of their debut in favor of the abrasiveness characterizing bands such as Converge and Every Time I Die. In addition, virtually all of the vocals are screamed, with the exception of an odd chorus or verse.
The critical consensus seems to favor their new direction, and in concert, the band plays few if any songs from their debut. On their website, they explicitly state that they will not play one song in particular from their debut, "On the Brightside, She Could Choke;" interestingly enough, this song also has the most prominent elements of emo of all the songs in their catalogue, which could be one of the reasons they have grown so adverse to playing it.
Their new album, The Always Open Mouth, was released on Tuesday, September 19, 2006. This album marks a considerably different sound from previous recordings. This album contains a much more experimental side, such as more emphasis on antiphony between the lead singer and guitarist and a considerable lesser amount of screaming. It features layered guitar chords (a second guitarist was added to the band before the recording of this album), and many electronic sounds used with heavily-distorted or otherwise-effected guitars and synthesizers, or sequencers and drum machines, giving it a more industrial feel. As a result, it is not as hard or fast as their previous two albums, but instead, is more experimental and well-crafted.
With newly added members and a new approach at performing music, they set off on numerous tours mid-2006 to promote their latest CD The Always Open Mouth, touring with bands such as Thursday, The Number Twelve Looks Like You, HeavyHeavyLowLow, The Jonbenet, and the Radio Rebellion Tour with bands The Fully Down, The Confession, blessthefall, Misery Signals, Between the Buried and Me, and headliners of the tour Norma Jean. During a show on November 4th in San Diego, California, bassist Mike Madruga accidentally hit singer Dave Marion on the side of his face with the headstock of his bass, knocking him unconscious on stage. When he awoke, there was a hole that went all the way through his cheek, and although the band continued to finish the set, he had to be rushed to the hospital to be treated for the injury, and because of this, the band missed the following 3 days of the tour, but Dave is now fine and has finished the rest of the Radio Rebellion Tour.
On 2008]-09-09, Fear Before the March of Flames officially shortened their name to Fear Before.
Current line-up
* David Michael Marion - vocals
* Adam (Rupert) Fisher - guitar, vocals, keys
* Michael Madruga - bass
* Clayton (Goose) Holyoak - drums
Former members
* Billy Johnson - guitar, keyboards
* Brandon Proff - drums
* Zachary (Binks) Hutchings - guitar Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.