
They sure broke somethng alright...
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First off, as soon as you stick the CD in the player, you are taken to the ArtofBreaking.com website where you are greeted by a short montage of images from the CD cover images and a clip of the song 'Absolute' and then redirected to the new Tooth and Nail website. Then you have to make your audio player start the CD manually. I personally don't like that. Major turnoff to start with. 2nd issue was the CD cover itself, it almost has none. But in reality it does, just a silvery background with silver'flakes' on it. With my vision problems I almost didn't know which way to put this CD in since both sides looking the same.
Now for the music itself....
Startnig off with 'Absolute" you get a semi-groove rock feel from the bass and drums at the start and then it kicks into high gear at the bridge and chorus with an "in-your-face" feel. The next song, "Slow Bleed" has a P.O.D.-esque feel to it's bassline and guitar style.
My favorite song on this album is Move. with the gritty vox on the chorus, the hard drum lines and great bass rhythms just do it for me. I tried to use this as a workout song,
but it's just a bit to fast for me to get into the timing with it. Hit the Floor would be a good one for a boxer as it has that Rocky-style mood to it.
Lyric-wise, Absolute is the most faith bold song on here. From reading all the lyrics on here, they all require to think on a deeper level to understand what they are saying and talking about. While not 'cookie-cutter' type of lyrics, they aren't in-your-face either.
Track Listing:
1. Absolute
2. Slow Bleed
3. The Art Of Breaking
4. Stranger
5. Hurt
6. Hand Grenade
7. Move
8. Hit The Floor
9. Go
10. Make Me A Believer
11. Breathe You In
Review ID: 10000000000135752

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