New Junk Aesthetic | CD/DVD
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Tracklisting:
- Roman Holiday
- The Marvelous Slut
- Who Invited The Russian Soldier?
- Wanderlust
- For The Record
- White Smoke
- Turtles All The Way Down
- Organ Grinder
- Host Disorder
- After One Quarter Of A Revolution
- The Sweet Life
New Junk Aesthetic DELUXE CD/DVD-featuring the full New Junk Aesthetic album, two bonus songs exclusive to the deluxe edition, and the PARTY POOPER DVD produced by Doug Spangenberg and Space Monkey Studios (Lamb Of God, ETID Shit Happens and more).
Buffalo, New York’s Every Time I Die have never been a typical hardcore act.
In fact, for over a decade the band have been forging their own musical and ideological path via their immediately distinctive brand of aggressive music: part rock, part metal, part hardcore, part punk-and that process is culminating with the band’s fifth full-length (and Epitaph debut) New Junk Aesthetic, an album that sees the band not just shifting the hardcore paradigm but completely reinventing it via brutal riffs, Keith Buckley’s sarcastic lyrics and dynamic vocals and all around kinetic energy.
Recorded with producer Steve Evetts (The Dillinger Escape Plan, Poison The Well, Senses Fail)
Tracklisting:
- Roman Holiday
- The Marvelous Slut
- Who Invited The Russian Soldier?
- Wanderlust
- For The Record
- White Smoke
- Turtles All The Way Down
- Organ Grinder
- Host Disorder
- After One Quarter Of A Revolution
- The Sweet Life
New Junk Aesthetic DELUXE CD/DVD-featuring the full New Junk Aesthetic album, two bonus songs exclusive to the deluxe edition, and the PARTY POOPER DVD produced by Doug Spangenberg and Space Monkey Studios (Lamb Of God, ETID Shit Happens and more).
Buffalo, New York’s Every Time I Die have never been a typical hardcore act.
In fact, for over a decade the band have been forging their own musical and ideological path via their immediately distinctive brand of aggressive music: part rock, part metal, part hardcore, part punk-and that process is culminating with the band’s fifth full-length (and Epitaph debut) New Junk Aesthetic, an album that sees the band not just shifting the hardcore paradigm but completely reinventing it via brutal riffs, Keith Buckley’s sarcastic lyrics and dynamic vocals and all around kinetic energy.
Recorded with producer Steve Evetts (The Dillinger Escape Plan, Poison The Well, Senses Fail)
