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Jared Kaufman
04/27/05, 10:08 AM
The Audition (http://www.purevolume.com/theaudition) have begun recording their debut, Controversy Loves Company. They're recording with producer John Naclerio (Brand New, Senses Fail, My Chemical Romance, Armor For Sleep) at Nada Studios in New Windsor, NY. They started on April 10th and will be there into May. The album is slated for release in September.
castaway
04/27/05, 11:18 AM
this was already posted, and no one cares. sorry but its the truth
Jared Kaufman
04/27/05, 11:22 AM
this was already posted, and no one cares. sorry but its the truth
THIS wasn't posted yet. The only thing posted before now concerning this was the name of the album.
splitsecond
04/27/05, 11:33 AM
And commence the shit talking.
alifetmeaway
04/27/05, 02:46 PM
I dont care if im alone on this one, but this band is awesome
castaway
04/27/05, 03:06 PM
I dont care if im alone on this one, but this band is awesome

alone,so very alone. although i used to listen to their old EP all the time, I just can't get behind their new music. Bob's new band The Hush are way more talented and are going to do much bigger and better things with their music.
axionsk801
04/27/05, 03:09 PM
Yep, Ryan cant play drums. If you remember the songs "lawyers" and "Dance Dance Revolution", those are just programmed using protools in the studio because Ryan couldnt play to a click. Lame. And this band is signed to a label? just goes to show that labels sign alot of shitty bands.
Don Trump
04/27/05, 03:11 PM
This song sounds exactly like another bands song.. the music at least.
celebrate ashes
04/27/05, 05:22 PM
you've made us conscious has the EXACT same opening riff as spitalfield's 'i love the way she said l.a'... that makes me angry.
Suprhatch614
04/27/05, 08:31 PM
Yep, Ryan cant play drums. If you remember the songs "lawyers" and "Dance Dance Revolution", those are just programmed using protools in the studio because Ryan couldnt play to a click. Lame. And this band is signed to a label? just goes to show that labels sign alot of shitty bands.

I'd love to talk smack about Ryan being a crappy drummer, but I'm pretty mediocre at best as well, so all I will say is playing to a click is much harder than many people realize
Almost Crimes
04/28/05, 02:52 AM
the audition also rips off this day and age in that song too. listen to, "seven-eighty," and you can totally hear it.

has anyone brought up the fact that before recording, they set up and went on a 3 day local show tour through chicago, indiana and detroit, and somehow came out up $3000? i guess they did pretty good. too bad the other bands being paid $40 for a 200+ kid show didn't fair so well.

or how about the fact they brought in another guitarist (a friend of danny's from detroit), had him sign a contract with victory, then decided they would push him into quitting like they did with evo?

these kids are dickholes.