Word Alive, The - Empire EP

**Handraa** · 05:40 PM on 08/24/09 #2

I wrote up a review for this as well.
Good review.

**shawnPLAGUES** · 10:51 PM on 08/24/09 #3

A Skylit Drive - Define the Great Line

I think Underoath's "Wires and the Concept of Breathing" should also be under the RIYL section.

In all seriousness, I do like this EP. Battle Royale is a favorite, though I prefer the demo of Casanova Rodeo over the album version.

**ZachMadeMeOdd** · 10:52 PM on 08/24/09 #4

Um, I do hope you know Define The Great Line was an album by UnderOath, not A Skylit Whine. Hoping it was a typo.

**dancelukedance** · 11:47 PM on 08/24/09 #5

Originally Posted by shawnPLAGUES

A Skylit Drive - Define the Great Line

I think Underoath's "Wires and the Concept of Breathing" should also be under the RIYL section.

In all seriousness, I do like this EP. Battle Royale is a favorite, though I prefer the demo of Casanova Rodeo over the album version.

That would have been Craig Mabbit's version.

Decent review, i quite enjoyed the EP too

My favourite track would be battle royale

bjm1702 · 12:23 AM on 08/25/09 #6

The vocalist Tyler does not play guitar on this EP, just thought I would point that out.

Been following the band for a while and I quite like this EP.

**Akissforher** · 01:35 AM on 08/25/09 #7

i've never been able to get into these guys, going by my music collection i should, maybe i should try again..

silent_platypus · 02:38 AM on 08/25/09 #8

Originally Posted by bjm1702

The vocalist Tyler does not play guitar on this EP, just thought I would point that out.

Been following the band for a while and I quite like this EP.

^This. Also, Zack does most of the leads, solos, and other guitar work you'd consider "fancy" i'm pretty sure...

I also think that they fit more closely under metalcore, but same ball park, whatever.

May I also mention that the synth work is the sickest fucking thing you will hear out of any of these bands with someone on keys?

2hxc4you · 06:05 AM on 08/25/09 #9

Good review, I love this EP.

Supernovacaine · 06:06 AM on 08/25/09 #10

This EP exceeded my expectations. A good, concise review!

the daniel · 07:52 AM on 08/25/09 #11

I think Tony P's guitaring is different than any out out there in the "scene" right now. He shreds like a beast.

**more heart** · 08:47 AM on 08/25/09 #12

Was it even relevant to note Craig Mabbitt's connection to this band?

**Meeze** · 08:49 AM on 08/25/09 #13

Originally Posted by more heart

Was it even relevant to note Craig Mabbitt's connection to this band?

thought i'd throw it in there for those who were familiar with the band prior to this new lineup

**Meeze** · 08:51 AM on 08/25/09 #14

Originally Posted by ZachMadeMeOdd

Um, I do hope you know Define The Great Line was an album by UnderOath, not A Skylit Whine. Hoping it was a typo.

yeah, the intention was that they sound like the band (A Skylit Drive) and they also sound like Underoath's "Define The Great Line"...i can see how that looks different. my bad.

**Meeze** · 08:52 AM on 08/25/09 #15

Originally Posted by silent_platypus

^This. Also, Zack does most of the leads, solos, and other guitar work you'd consider "fancy" i'm pretty sure...

I also think that they fit more closely under metalcore, but same ball park, whatever.

May I also mention that the synth work is the sickest fucking thing you will hear out of any of these bands with someone on keys?

yeah i agree...the synth work is legit


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