Good for them I guess. Tooth and Nail did a lot of good for them, its too bad their music got really generic since The Silver Cord and Albatross

Check out this brand new interview with Matt MacDonald of The Classic Crime/Vocal Few that was posted today http://www.indievisionmusic.com/2011...classic-crime/

T and N has gone downhill. They were the label to be on, for christian bands anyways, it's like all the bands got smart and realized the politics of playing to youth groups outweigh the perceived financial gain. Also, Ebel is a megalomaniac. Good for this band, even though I don't care for them at all.

Ahhhh The Classic Crime. They need to be bigger than they are, such a talented group.

Saw them 3 times. They actually love Indy

Originally Posted by NateFoundGlory

Ahhhh The Classic Crime. They need to be bigger than they are, such a talented group.

Agreed, I feel that the silver cord shouldve been the one to catapult their career. One of my favorites in that genre. Please no more vagabond stuff!!

Originally Posted by WeltallAY

Agreed, I feel that the silver cord shouldve been the one to catapult their career. One of my favorites in that genre. Please no more vagabond stuff!!

I thought Vagabonds was fantastic. Definitely my least favorite, but still really strong.

I thought they've been off T&N for a while...I never really got into Vagabonds, their music has kinda been going downhill.

Originally Posted by misanthropist

T and N has gone downhill. They were the label to be on, for christian bands anyways, it's like all the bands got smart and realized the politics of playing to youth groups outweigh the perceived financial gain. Also, Ebel is a megalomaniac. Good for this band, even though I don't care for them at all.

I don't know if they've gone downhill, but they definitely aren't doing a good job at supporting their more unknown bands. The only bands they talk about are Underoath and Thousand Foot Krutch. Its sad to see Bands like Secret & Whisper and Queensclub give up music because of that..

The Silver Cord was a great albeit darker record, but Vagabonds managed a smart blend of authenticity and optimism. For that reason, it wins by a hair in my book. Nonetheless, I'm very excited to see where they go with LP4.

Wonder what they will do next.

The Silver Cord is my favorite musically....I think I'm going to listen to it now. Vagabonds has some incredible stuff on it, but I wish their was more of a feeling of continuity within the record. All their albums are so solid though.

Originally Posted by satanisanerd

Check out this brand new interview with Matt MacDonald of The Classic Crime/Vocal Few that was posted today http://www.indievisionmusic.com/2011...classic-crime/

great interview!

haha how many updates can we fit into one post?

As much as I have always loved Tooth & Nail, I am VERY glad that they are moving on. I'm also really excited for The Vocal Few. People need to "like" them on Facebook so we can hear a new song.

These guys are extremely underappreciated. They blow away their peers, in my opinion.