The_Red_Jumpsuit_Apparatus-Lonely_Road-2009-RTB

Description

ARTIST: The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus

TITLE: Lonely Road

LABEL: Virgin

GENRE: Rock

BITRATE: 221kbps avg

PLAYTIME: 0h 40m total

RELEASE DATE: 2009-02-03

RIP DATE: 2009-01-26



Track List

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1.  You Better Pray                  3:35

2.  No Spell                         3:03

3.  Pen & Paper                      3:24

4.  Represent                        3:24

5.  Pull Me Back                     3:10

6.  Step Right Up                    3:47

7.  Believe                          4:14

8.  Pleads and Postcards             3:28

9.  Lonely Road                      4:14

10. Senioritis                       2:20

11. Godspeed                         5:38



Release Notes:



The phrase ôsophomore jinxö gets tossed around a lot when it comes to bandsÆ

high expectations for their second release. The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus came

right out of the gate with their debut full-length ôLonely Road.ö It was built

upon the hype of their rather famous debut and solid fan base that has stayed

with them while all the drama dropped from label wrestling.



ôLonely Roadö is the bandÆs newest and 2nd full-length release. And this is no

ôsophomore jinxö for sure. The band has upped the ante from its previous output

and produced an album that not only continues to blur the lines of different

styles of aggressive rock but also has a surprise at every corner.



It would seem that the band would leave off where their last album did, but this

isnÆt the case if you could imagine this record has everything you could ask for

from sugar filled hooks to heart melting choruses. It may be hard to believe but

think A Change Of Pace (with old singer) meets Boys Like Girls or Anberlin. It

has that rock feel that those bands unleash but then has vocals that sound

insanely just like A Change Of Pace or My American Heart do. That may sound like

a lot of sound meshing but trust me the final outcome is incredible.



Overall, ôLonely Roadö is a strong second outing for The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus.

The only issue some casual listeners may find is the frenetic change in styles

with each song. It is a blend of all things punk, classic rock, and pop and this

may be too much for their fragile and virgin ears. But only them, great return

from a band that is destined for great things with the right push! ~ Staff

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