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Format: CD
Release Date: Mar 25, 2013
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Personnel: Justin Hieser, Garret Rapp (vocals); Devin King, Aaron Saunders (guitar); Steve Carey (drums).
Audio Mixer: Josh Schroeder .
Recording information: Random Awesome Studio, Bay City, MI.
On their third effort, Rockford, Illinois metalcore group the Color Morale continue to rip out blistering metal, alternating between screaming verses and melodic choruses, but their abilities on both sides of the spectrum are better than ever. Like on We All Have Demons and My Devil in Your Eyes, there is an incredible level of intensity throughout Know Hope. Punishing breakdowns and post-prog guitar riffs punctuate the screamo moments, but Garret Rapp's ability to work in a big, clean, anthemic hook is the X factor that separates the five-piece from the sea of hardcore/emo sound-alikes. "Silver Lining" finds the group at its most savage, while exceptional moments like the anthemic, harmonious choruses of "Learned Behavior" and "Strange Comfort" balance the scales and help the Color Morale to reveal themselves as one of the most dynamic acts of the genre. ~ Jason Lymangrover
Audio Mixer: Josh Schroeder .
Recording information: Random Awesome Studio, Bay City, MI.
On their third effort, Rockford, Illinois metalcore group the Color Morale continue to rip out blistering metal, alternating between screaming verses and melodic choruses, but their abilities on both sides of the spectrum are better than ever. Like on We All Have Demons and My Devil in Your Eyes, there is an incredible level of intensity throughout Know Hope. Punishing breakdowns and post-prog guitar riffs punctuate the screamo moments, but Garret Rapp's ability to work in a big, clean, anthemic hook is the X factor that separates the five-piece from the sea of hardcore/emo sound-alikes. "Silver Lining" finds the group at its most savage, while exceptional moments like the anthemic, harmonious choruses of "Learned Behavior" and "Strange Comfort" balance the scales and help the Color Morale to reveal themselves as one of the most dynamic acts of the genre. ~ Jason Lymangrover
Tracks:
1 - Burn Victims
2 - Smoke and Mirrors
3 - Learned Behavior
4 - Living Breathing Something
5 - Strange Comfort
6 - In Light in Me
7 - Silver Lining
8 - Steadfast
9 - Hole Hearted
10 - Saviorself
11 - Have.Will
12 - Never Enders
2 - Smoke and Mirrors
3 - Learned Behavior
4 - Living Breathing Something
5 - Strange Comfort
6 - In Light in Me
7 - Silver Lining
8 - Steadfast
9 - Hole Hearted
10 - Saviorself
11 - Have.Will
12 - Never Enders