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Published on April 18th 2003
With all the recent speculation about Benton Falls breaking up, I can only hope that for all of our sakes, they reconsider and stick it out. Why? Because this album rocks, plain and simple. People who liked this also liked:           Please login or register to post comments. What are the benefits of having a Punknews.org account?
I talked to Michael at a New Trust show the other night, and he is just the coolest guy ever. Nice as can be and just shreds on guitar. Holy crap he was impressive. He seemed out of place not fronting the band though. Get both this CD and The New Trust's 8 song EP. Absolutely great music coming from both bands. how many scotts do we have on this site in the posts below i counted 3 different ones i was actually suckered into buying the Thursday CD for $9, before they got big, and before I discovered that every last one of their songs sound the fucking same. I'll never forgive those little cocksuckers... that was actually pretty funny. but no I love that first comment,leave Scott to review what needs to be heard. Benton Falls rocks, soulbleed should read a review like this, please for the sake of all of us never let that guy review again, I want to take all his sadcore music and wipe my arse with it. agreed...benton falls is great, i hope they didnt break up amg actually says "Best record ever on Deep Elm? Pretty close." amg's critics describe this album as 'the best release on deep elm' amg's critics describe this album as 'the best release on deep elm' .. i tend to disagree, however - it's mighty fine. i really do like this band, and it was surprising to see an album that was actually up-to-par with 'fighting starlight' .. props to this band for keeping it real, and props to anyone who listens to them. check out a band called 'the white octave' if you like this one - particularly their first. Hot Topic is NOT NOT NOT NOT NOT NOT NOT NOT NOT NOT NOT NOT NOT NOT NOT Hot Topic is NOT NOT NOT owned by the gap. It's the biggest false rumor EVER. This band is not bad. Original comment of the day, huh. Id just like to say that the guy that said go buy a rancid CD is very intelligent! HAHA fuckers i used a big word im not just a stupid kid anymore huh Angel On Hiatus is my favorite song too, followed by The Race To Die and the second to last song...I forget it's name. The Gap owns Hot Topic? I never knew that. Who cares? Hot Topic is owned by Gap, and sells all sorts of indie cds. The Abercrombie thing piss you off? Hollister Co. (A sister store of Abercrombie) sells the following records in their shop -- Hot Hot Heat, Something Corporate, Dashboard Confessional, Juliana Theory, Jimmy Eat World, All-American Rejects, Weezer, Red Animal War, Alkaline Trio, Saves The Day, and I'm sure there are a few others that I'm forgetting...But yeah, maybe that'll fire your engines up. I love this band. Brandston=Midtown though? No. emo blowz! bye the new racnid album!!!@$@(*$&#$ abercrombie hosted some stuff by Kicked in the Head once. Why, i have no idea, but they did. This CD makes me feel like im doing a front flip off of a 10 story building. Not a backflip, a front flip. Its not that great. Yeah, abercrombie seems to host a bunch of Deep Elm downloads. Did anyone else notice where the download for the first song leads you to? "anfdownloads.abercrombie.com" thats really wierd. The song is great though. "[Brandtson? Please. If I wanted to hear Midtown, I'd listen to my Midtown CDs]." i agree with most of your review. This CD fucking shreds. I like it more than Fighting Starlight, and I love that cd. leave it to scott to review bands that need to be heard. props. |
