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Epitaph Records -- Millencolin

Carry me through the wires. Bury me in the screen. Shift me into this fixation. Cling to the machine. This is now your world and you barely made it. Did you think that it would cradle you until you were asleep forever? Did you?” - The Juliana Theory

Hmm…This EP was released just over a year after their full length “Emotion is Dead” hit the shelves. I guess it was supposed to hold over the fans for another two years while that appalling excuse for an album “Love” was in the making.

I won’t waste much of our time, in short, don’t buy this unless you’re a die hard Juliana Theory fan. The disc picks up where “Emotion is Dead” left off. The first half of said album was admirable; however the latter is the tone that “Music From Another Room” follows. The total of six songs clocks in at nearly twenty eight minutes and they’re just flat out boring. The only notable song is “Breathing Wires,” which flaunts as an upbeat rock song with a nice breakdown. One decent song and really sharp aren’t work aren’t enough to warrant your money, I suggest you pick up either “Emotion is Dead” or “Understand this is a Dream” before you even consider this.






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    Posted by Anonymous on Sunday, December 28, 2003 at 9:25 PM (EST)
    My Score:

    Worst fucking review on the planet. Kill yourself you cock gobbling piece of shit.

    Posted by Anonymous on Thursday, December 25, 2003 at 8:05 PM (EST)
    My Score:

    "Your face is one of the most boring monotous pieces of visual I've ever seen"

    Worst Comeback Ever

    This score is for the guy who made that comment because i feel sorry for him

    Posted by Anonymous on Thursday, December 25, 2003 at 3:43 PM (EST)
    My Score:

    terrible band live

    Posted by Anonymous on Wednesday, December 24, 2003 at 2:04 PM (EST)
    My Score:

    "this one of the most boring, monotous piece of audio i've ever heard."

    Your face is one of the most boring monotous pieces of visual I've ever seen.

    Posted by Anonymous on Wednesday, December 24, 2003 at 3:46 AM (EST)
    My Score:

    actually i think what got them signed to a major was that they sold close to 100,000 copies of their first two albums. but then, their major label album sounded nothing like those two...

    Posted by at_the_drive_in_21 on 2003-12-24 03:35:51
    My Score:

    I dig that intro to the 3rd song I think... its got beats that kinda form into a bassline for the rest of the song? Anyway.

    Posted by Anonymous on Wednesday, December 24, 2003 at 12:09 AM (EST)
    My Score:

    this one of the most boring, monotous piece of audio i've ever heard.

    Ramo

    Posted by Anonymous on Tuesday, December 23, 2003 at 9:35 PM (EST)
    My Score:

    this Ep is amazing and it's what got them signed to a major. Every song is good

    Posted by boba_fett on 2003-12-23 15:16:56
    My Score:

    you forgot to end it. here's a period: .

    Posted by kirbypuckett on 2003-12-23 15:14:50
    My Score:

    My instrumental band review.

    " "

    - Scott
    http://www.inagreendase.tv

    Posted by boba_fett on 2003-12-23 15:13:47
    My Score:

    last!

    Posted by inagreendase on 2003-12-23 15:13:46
    My Score:

    One more thing:

    Scott, what happens when you review an instrumental band? Quite the dillemma there.

    Posted by inagreendase on 2003-12-23 15:13:03
    My Score:

    Bet we get a Streetlight live review today.

    Love still ruined any desire I had for backtracking TJT's discography.

    Posted by boba_fett on 2003-12-23 15:11:41
    My Score:

    oh my gawd! im first!

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