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Full Blown Chaos - Heavy Lies The CrownPosted by Rachel Lux on 17-Jan-08 @ 07:51 PM
[4/5]
The third full-length from New York hardcore/metal titans Full Blown Chaos holds to the pattern of their first two. So if you're down with an endless series of mosh pit-propelling riffs and breakdowns, plus the occasional solo, while some thick-necked (and thicker-waisted) dude barks at you about unity, inner strength, betrayal and so on... Well, FBC do it about as well as it's been done since Judge broke up. FBC were ushered into the limelight by Jamey Jasta, releasing their first two albums on his Stillborn label, but these guys stomp much harder than Hatebreed, incorporating influences from Pantera, Slayer and even Napalm Death into their vein-popping riff-fests. The guitar-drums team of brothers Mike and Jeff Facci keep it crushing at all times, and if you're not shouting along with the gang vocals by album's end, you should just go listen to the Plain White T's or something. (FERRET) Phil Freeman
Official Website: http://www.ferretstyle.com
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- New Found Glory
- Iron & Wine
- Emery
- Thrice
- Greyskul
- Coheed And Cambria
- A Wilhelm Scream
- Devendra Banhart
- Maritime
- The Bled
- The Donnas
- The Fiery Furnaces
- Georgie James
- Les Savy Fav
- Matt Pond PA
- New Idea Society
- Stars
- Sunset Rubdown
- Via Audio
- Arch Enemy
- Between The Wars
- Cloak/Dagger
- The Fucking Wrath
- Madball
- Ruiner
- Scary Kids Scaring Kids
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[4/5]
The third full-length from New York hardcore/metal titans Full Blown Chaos holds to the pattern of their first two. So if you're down with an endless series of mosh pit-propelling riffs and breakdowns, plus the occasional solo, while some thick-necked (and thicker-waisted) dude barks at you about unity, inner strength, betrayal and so on... Well, FBC do it about as well as it's been done since Judge broke up. FBC were ushered into the limelight by Jamey Jasta, releasing their first two albums on his Stillborn label, but these guys stomp much harder than Hatebreed, incorporating influences from Pantera, Slayer and even Napalm Death into their vein-popping riff-fests. The guitar-drums team of brothers Mike and Jeff Facci keep it crushing at all times, and if you're not shouting along with the gang vocals by album's end, you should just go listen to the Plain White T's or something. (FERRET) Phil Freeman
Official Website: 
