UPC: 669447004011
Format: CD
Release Date: Apr 17, 2012
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Personnel: Aaron Sprinkle, Trevor McNevan (guitars, strings, piano, keyboards, percussion); Chris Carmichael (strings).
Audio Mixer: J.R. McNeely .
Recording information: Stringnoize Studios; Teerawk Music Studios, Brentwood, TN; The Compound Studios, Seattle, WA; The Drawing Room, Windsor, Ontario.
Arrangers: Chris Carmichael; Trevor McNevan.
All the fuss that is going to surround the sixth album by Thousand Foot Krutch will likely relate to the fact that the Canadian rap-rock outfit has decided to step away from Tooth & Nail Records for the first time in eight years. Because beyond that, nothing else has changed. You get the same turgid rock riffs cribbed from the Tom Morello/Wes Borland playbooks, sung/rapped refrains à la Linkin Park, and production that slaps as much glitter and gloss on these tracks as they can carry. All credit must be given to the band for an ability to craft earworm choruses that will rattle in listeners' heads for days afterwards (we're looking at you "Let the Sparks Fly"). Beyond that, the band is sticking firmly with a sound that fell out of favor at least a decade ago to the detriment of an obviously talented bunch of guys. ~ Robert Ham
Audio Mixer: J.R. McNeely .
Recording information: Stringnoize Studios; Teerawk Music Studios, Brentwood, TN; The Compound Studios, Seattle, WA; The Drawing Room, Windsor, Ontario.
Arrangers: Chris Carmichael; Trevor McNevan.
All the fuss that is going to surround the sixth album by Thousand Foot Krutch will likely relate to the fact that the Canadian rap-rock outfit has decided to step away from Tooth & Nail Records for the first time in eight years. Because beyond that, nothing else has changed. You get the same turgid rock riffs cribbed from the Tom Morello/Wes Borland playbooks, sung/rapped refrains à la Linkin Park, and production that slaps as much glitter and gloss on these tracks as they can carry. All credit must be given to the band for an ability to craft earworm choruses that will rattle in listeners' heads for days afterwards (we're looking at you "Let the Sparks Fly"). Beyond that, the band is sticking firmly with a sound that fell out of favor at least a decade ago to the detriment of an obviously talented bunch of guys. ~ Robert Ham
Tracks:
1 - Intro
2 - We Are
3 - Light Up the Sky
4 - End Is Where We Begin
5 - Let the Sparks Fly
6 - I Get Wicked
7 - Be Somebody
8 - This Is a Warning Intro
9 - Courtesy Call
10 - War of Change
11 - Down
12 - All I Need to Know
13 - Fly on the Wall
14 - So Far Gone
15 - Finale
2 - We Are
3 - Light Up the Sky
4 - End Is Where We Begin
5 - Let the Sparks Fly
6 - I Get Wicked
7 - Be Somebody
8 - This Is a Warning Intro
9 - Courtesy Call
10 - War of Change
11 - Down
12 - All I Need to Know
13 - Fly on the Wall
14 - So Far Gone
15 - Finale