Artist : Reuben
Album : In Nothing We Trust
Label : Hideous
Genre : Rock
Bitrate : 196 kbps avg
Source : CD (LP)
Playtime : 00:51:36 (77.1MB)
Rls date : 2007-06-12
Store date : 2007-06-25
[Track List]
1. Cities On Fire 3:53
2. We're All Going Home In An Ambulance 5:44
3. Suffocation Of The Soul 7:02
4. Deadly Lethal Ninja Assassin 4:49
5. An Act Of Kindness 4:29
6. Crushed Under The Weight Of The Enormous 4:10
Bullshit
7. Good Luck 3:35
8. Agony/Agatha 2:56
9. Three Hail Marys 6:48
10.Blood Bunny Larkhall 2:39
11.A Short History Of Nearly Everything 5:31
Singer/guitarist Jamie and bassist Jon met when they were
13 and have been in bands together ever since. With the
addition of Guy on drums they have topped the MTV2 charts,
received some great press and had 3 Singles Of The Week on
Radio 1.
From the outset Reuben have grown a steady, fiercely loyal
fan base through constant touring and various releases. It
all started with the limited edition debut EP 'Pilot'
which caught the eye of the public and pricked the ears of
the press. By the time they released first single 'Scared
Of The Police' in March '02 a cult following had formed
and with support slots with the likes of Hell Is For
Heroes and Mclusky their incendiary live shows became
legendary. 'Stux' followed in August, but it was with
third single 'Lets Stop Hanging Out' released January '03,
that their popularity grew to another level.
The band spent most of 2003 writing and recording new
material for their debut album, surfacing only to headline
a UK tour which culminated at a sold out show at London's
Garage venue, and releasing the single 'Stuck In My
Throat' on November 3rd.
Eight months later and the long awaited debut album
'Racecar Is Racecar Backwards' (a successful metal fusion
of Foo Fighters and Faith No More) came out through Xtra
Mile Recordings. Over 10,000 sales to date the release of
the album sparked off the success that everyone knew was
on Reuben's horizons and spawned the chart-bothering
singles 'Freddy Kreuger' and 'Moving To Blackwater' and
led to their nomination for a Kerrang! Award for Best
British Newcomer.
The latter part of 2004 saw the band re-enter the studio
to start work on their second album. Not ones to rest on
their laurels, the band penned a whole bundle of songs
that eventually got whittled down to be the 13 tracks that
make up 'Very Fast Very Dangerous'. Produced by Chris
Sheldon (Foo Fighters, Biffy Clyro) at Raezor Studios the
album sees the band raise the bar once more, creating a
record of balls out straight forward rock songs, like the
singles 'Blamethrower' , 'A Kick In The Mouth', and 'Keep
It To Yourself' mixed with delicate experimental,
heart-wrenching tracks like 'Boy' and 'Nobody Loves You'.
And... here's the new album!