Underoath-O_(Disambiguation)-2010-FNT

- Release Info -

Artist: Underoath
Album: Ø (Disambiguation)
Label: Tooth and Nail
Playtime: 50:05 min
Genre: Hardcore
URL: http://www.underoath777.com
Rip date: 2010-11-04
Street date: 2010-11-09
Size: 76.43 MB
Type: Normal
Quality: 203 kbps / 4410kHz / Joint Stereo

- Release Notes -

Serious lack of pop hooks (bye Aaron loool!) but an excellent record
nonetheless. Bonus tracks are underwhelming and uninspired, you can do
better INNERPARTYSYSTEM...

"Evolution is a natural and necessary feature of writing great music, and
Underoath have successfully conquered that dragon. Disambiguation is honestly
some of their best work yet, even without the beloved Aaron Gillespie. Every
track contains the amount of energy that one would experience during an
Underoath live show, and in comparison to Lost in the Sounds of Separation,
this album is clearly a natural progression of the band’s talents.
Every track on the record grooves perfectly, segueing smoothly with tracks
preceding and following. The album as a whole feels darker and more chaotic
than ones prior, yet with a tasteful sense of calm mixed within. The band did
more experimenting with drum sounds as well as electronics and programming.
And for those of you seeking breakdowns and a few two-step pieces, expect to
be satisfied. The collective vibe of the album is wide and difficult to
label, but it is good nonetheless.

As for musicianship, every member of the band has grown since LITSOS. Many
have worried about the clean singing and percussive elements that Underoath
has become known for, though they should fear no more. Spencer Chamberlain
has taken over both roles vocally with ease, adding a new twist to the sound
that should surprise listeners. Specifically, the third track on the album
showcases his capabilities on the microphone.

Daniel Davison smartly treads his own path behind the kit, avoiding the urge
to sound like fan-favorite Gillespie. His rhythm and technique naturally
match those of Aaron while carving a new niche of cadence and drive.
Gillespie is simply not needed to maintain for Underoath’s continued
evolution, and is hardly missed here."

- Track List -

01. In Division ( 3:58)
02. Catch Myself Catching Myself ( 3:29)
03. Paper Lung ( 4:11)
04. Illuminator ( 3:08)
05. Driftwood ( 3:00)
06. A Divine Eradication ( 3:16)
07. Who Will Guard the Guardians ( 3:52)
08. Reversal ( 1:43)
09. Vacant Mouth ( 3:53)
10. My Deteriorating Incline ( 3:33)
11. In Completion ( 4:21)
12. Paper Lung (machineA Remix) ( 3:44)
13. In Division (Toxic Avenger Remix) ( 3:31)
14. Catch Myself Catching Myself (INNERPARTYSYSTEM Remix) ( 4:26)

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Update: 9nov2010

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