Music : Is This Room Getting Smaller

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Rating:

- God this band
I had the chance to see them come through Boise ID with Adema in 2002. I did not know anything about them nor did a buddy of mine I took with me to the concert. By the end of the nite after seeing the way they performed especially Mr. Radford me and my buddy were hooked on them. It was not until like 6 months later that I was able to find the CD and when I did I bought it up quick and it did not leave my player for 3 months straight. This album helped to define the summer of my graduation year and all in all helped me through some really tough situations in my life. I recommend this album to anyone and everyone and also keep a look out for Jasan Radford and Levon Sultanians new side band Abloom because they kick.

Rating:

- Listen to the lyrics
Dont give this CD a bad review until you have heard and understood the lyrics that you are listening to. The songwriting is amazing, as well as the instruments themselves. The group blends the two very nicely together. Overall, the CD was mixed quite well. This CD was well worth the money from the day I bought it. I have been listening to it for not quite a year yet, but it has still not moved down in my listening rotation.

Rating:

- Great Album
Ive already given a review of this album and i saw a review on here that said that Eight was the best song on the cd. I think that song is probably the worst song on the record. Never Ending was 10 times better then that song ever was. There isnt a bad song on this record so pick it up.

Rating:

- Pretty good...
Well, 3-3.5 stars. I enjoyed this album, it has good songwriting, together insturmentation and solid vocals. That, however is really all there is to be said about it. Certainly worth listening to, but nothing remarkable.

Rating:

- Something New
Wow. I had the pleasure of seeing these guys live before I heard the CD and the show they put on was amazing. The music is the perfect blend of TOOL (psychadelic 8 minute songs that never get old) and Nirvana (catchy grunge-made-pop hooks). The guitar work on "Instead Laugh" and "The Day We Lied" is amazing, and while some bands three guitar assault sounds terrible (think Slipknot), onesidezero's mix of three guitars is perfect. The vocals are excellent, ranging from clean, beautiful vocals to a hardcore growl. The only song that seems a little off is "New World Order", but what the hell, everbody needs a single for the radio.....

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