A_Day_To_Remember-What_Separates_Me_From_You-CD-FLAC-2010-FAiNT

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                 A Day To Remember - What Separates Me From You
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|||        Artist Name_____> A Day To Remember                               |||
|||        Album Name______> What Separates Me From You                      |||
|||        Label___________> Victory                                         |||
|||        Genre___________> Hardcore                                        |||
|||        URL_____________>                                                 |||
|||        Release Date____> 2017-10-31                                      |||
|||        Street Date_____> 2010-00-00                                      |||
|||        Size____________> 255.89mb                                         ||
||         Playtime________> 32:52                                            ||
||         Encoder_________> FLAC 1.3.1                                       ||
||         Quality_________> 1034kbps / 44.1khz / 2 channels                  ||
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|          1  Sticks & Bricks                                    3:16          |
|          2  All I Want                                         3:22          |
|          3  It's Complicated                                   2:57          |
|          4  This Is The House That Doubt Built                 3:30          |
|          5  2nd Sucks                                          2:27          |
|          6  Better Off This Way                                3:26          |
|          7  All Signs Point To Lauderdale                      3:17          |
|          8  You Be Tails, I'll Be Sonic                        3:47          |
|          9  Out Of Time                                        3:26          |
|          10 If I Leave                                         3:24          |
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|          -----------------=--=   N O T E S   =-=-------------------          |
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|          Maybe A Day To Remember's latest, What Separates Me From You, will  |
|          be the album when all the haters finally quit hating. For now,      |
|          though, it's really good that they haven't: ADTR work best angry.   |
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|          There's a spot about midway through "Sticks & Bricks," the          |
|          pummeling opening track, when singer Jeremy McKinnon professes,     |
|          "My heart is filled with hate."¥ (Right around when you'd expect    |
|          him to grunt, "Disrespect your surroundings."¥) The vitriolic       |
|          delivery seems sincere, but even if you don't buy into all of the   |
|          personal/emotional factors underpinning Separates (smack-talking    |
|          the smack-talkers/a recent, devastating breakup/assorted perils of  |
|          touring), the album simply kills. If McKinnon wants to blame it     |
|          all on other bands who won't bro-down with him, or girlfriends      |
|          who've bailed, just thank the guy, and go back to breaking          |
|          furniture.                                                          |
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|          Now four full-lengths into ADTR's career, what's most impressive    |
|          about Separates is the evolution it marks. One of the key players   |
|          in the burgeoning popcore scene, the Ocala, Florida-based           |
|          five-pieceùwho also include guitarists Neil Westfall and Kevin      |
|          Skaff, bassist Josh Woodard and drummer Alex Shelnuttùpush their    |
|          love of extremes to new heights on Separates, getting full-on       |
|          medieval for the heavy parts, contrasted with the most melodic      |
|          work they've done. Everything is bigger, whether it's the hooks or  |
|          the breakdowns, and instead of clouding the band's appeal, it's     |
|          only intensified it. Both pit fiends and pop-punks can find         |
|          something on Separates to get their hearts racing, if not           |
|          everything.                                                         |
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|          There may not be one single standalone cut on Separates that        |
|          shines to the degree of Homesick's "The Downfall Of Us All,"¥ but   |
|          the new album is arguably the more evenly stacked of the two; it's  |
|          practically filler-free. After setting the breakneck pace from the  |
|          get-go, Separates hits a high-water mark three tracks in with       |
|          "It's Complicated,"¥ a hyper-fusion of New Found Glory and Four     |
|          Year Strong, with a syncopated verse recalling the Used's "Taste    |
|          Of Ink"¥; next up is the even more impressive "This Is The House    |
|          That Doubt Built,"¥ arguably the best track. The song, reminiscent  |
|          of My Chemical Romance's brilliant "Helena,"¥ shifts seamlessly     |
|          between dark, brooding opening chords and gigantic choruses, with   |
|          a real melodic bridgeùnot just a brutal breakdown. ADTR have grown  |
|          further as songwriters and Separates is their auditory canvas;      |
|          with the help of the production "dream team"¥ of NFG guitarist      |
|          Chad Gilbert, longtime collaborator Andrew Wade and ex-guitarist    |
|          Tom Denney, the band use every second of the album's 10 tracks to   |
|          proclaim that popcore's heavyweight belt currently resides in       |
|          Ocala.                                                              |
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|          McKinnon & Co. maintain the record's locomotive-like momentum to    |
|          its endùthe album's last four songs rival any that precede them.    |
|          "All Signs Point To Lauderdale"¥ plays like a triumphant sequel to  |
|          Homesick's "NJ Legion Iced Tea,"¥ complete with huge gang vocals;   |
|          "You Be Tails, I'll Be Sonic"¥ is the band's best fusion of pop     |
|          and heavy within the space of a single song yet, and closers "Out   |
|          Of Time"¥ and "If I Leave"¥ bravely steer into almost pure          |
|          pop-punk territory, yet win by knockout. The former of the two      |
|          actually finds drummer Shelnutt laying down a bona fide backbeat    |
|          in addition to the requisite double-bass rolls, while the latter    |
|          song is the closest the band have ever come to mirroring fellow     |
|          South Floridians NFG, one of their key inspirations.                |
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|          Perhaps there will always be haters, and the hated, for McKinnon    |
|          to shout atùthe more a band succeed, the more rancor is usually     |
|          aimed their wayùbut there's never been an A Day To Remember album   |
|          with as much potential widespread appeal as What Separates Me From  |
|          You. Whether it's crafting a pop-punk anthem or delivering a sonic  |
|          beatdown, ADTR do it better than most everyone, and for the rest    |
|          of us, that's where the separation lies.                            |
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02-a_day_to_remember-all_i_want.flac25,38 MB
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04-a_day_to_remember-this_is_the_house_that_doubt_built.flac26,28 MB
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