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Been re-listening to Finch's S/T lately and it had me wanting to put this album up here cause it's fucking solid. And actually this just went up on a friends blog, so lol great minds do think alike. I'm not gonna say that What it is to Burn was poppy or overtly happy in nature, but you will certainly notice a great deal more flats and sharps in the melodies on this record. A lot of people weren't fans of this album stating it was too hard or too dark. To those people I'm going to say two things. Firstly, bands have to grow. If their not maturing and trying different shit out then they either had it 100% perfect the first time, [highly unlikely] or their too scared of not being accepted by the mainstream. And if that's your favorite bands main concern, then they've fucking failed you already my friend. Secondly if you think Say Hello to Sunshine was too dark then clearly you weren't listening to What it is to Burn the right way. This band was already capable of the rugged sound of tracks like Fireflies and Insomniatic Meat . This is a great record, and i am super pumped for them to drop the new LP World of Violence hopefully in the spring [*crosses fingers]. Love these bros, cheers!
a present from Finch.
sounds like: Chasing Victory, Moneen, Scary Kids Scaring Kids
Bang = VBR.
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