Artist : Fire From The Gods
Album : Soul Revolution
Bitrate : 1042
kbps
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Source : CD
Label : Better Noise Music
Year : 2022
Genre : Metal
Rip date : 2022-11-19
Store date : 2022-10-28
Encoder : FLAC 1.3.1
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01. Soul Revolution 03:34
02. Sos 03:40
03. Ini 03:30
04. Thousand Lifetimes 03:12
05. Double Edged Sword 02:55
06. Love Is Dangerous 03:42
07. World So Cold 03:34
08. Be Free 03:43
09. The Message 03:35
10. 8 Billion Rats 03:09
11. Rapture (Fool Dem) 03:13
12. Collapse 04:03
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Austin, Travis County, Texas, United States
Bridging the gap between hardcore metal fury and hip-hop consciousness,
Austin, Texas quintet Fire from the Gods formed in 2010 with an original
lineup that included guitarist Drew Walker and bassist Bonner Baker, as
well as vocalist Eric July, guitarist Tony Esparza, and drummer Judson
Curtis. They released their metalcore debut, Sleeping with Anchors &
Mirrors, followed by the Sweet Lasting Revenge EP, before July, Esparza,
and Curtis parted ways with the band. A re-formed lineup –
connected through the Headbang Program – emerged in 2015, fronted
by powerful frontman AJ Channer and rounded out by guitarist Jameson
Teat and drummer Richard Wicander. Channer – born in the Bronx and
raised in London and Ghana – injected the group with new focus and
vitality, merging the band's aggressive style with thoughtful, often
uplifting and socially conscious lyrics. Their sound took the intensity
of Sevendust and Slipknot, and layered it with heavy grooves found at
the cores of P.O.D., Rage Against the Machine, and Skindred. They signed
with Rise Records for the release of their 2016 LP, Narrative, which was
produced by David Bendeth (Paramore, Of Mice & Men, Breaking Benjamin).
Written from the point of view of a minority man living in urban
America, Narrative put American society under a microscope, tackling
topics like racism and abuse of power and balancing those with
empowering underdog anthems. The following year the band issued
Narrative Retold, a re-release of their 2016 album Narrative with the
addition of two new songs guest produced by Korn's Jonathan Davis.