Originally Posted by NateFoundGlory

http://www.triplecrownrecords.com/artists.php

?

Or is it not because of the bands on it?

4 of those are imo good and a few are broken up. The rest (Fight Fair, Plug In Stereo, Honor Bright) are terrible. But it's more so the label being shit.

that is so awesome. great for them!

The songs that I've heard from this record are great. They grew a lot on this release.

Feel like this should be posted in here:
http://www.audiotreemusic.com/music/...her/video.html

Has a few new songs.

Drew, you suck at giving me credit for news posts, lol.

Originally Posted by NateFoundGlory

I guess I should restate that: when I saw them live, they were nothing special. I'm willing to keep giving them multiple tries.

I didn't like them the first time I saw them. I have seen them 3 times since then and listened to their albums and they have become one of my favourite bands.

Originally Posted by karadotcollett

I didn't like them the first time I saw them. I have seen them 3 times since then and listened to their albums and they have become one of my favourite bands.

Well I mean...this was like 2 months ago. Maybe I missed something, who knows.

Originally Posted by NateFoundGlory

Well I mean...this was like 2 months ago. Maybe I missed something, who knows.

Opening for The Dear Hunter?

Originally Posted by Adam Pfleider

the two songs I heard from this album are ridiculous. i cannot wait to hear the whole thing.

the first track sounds like Converge meets Cave In meets Colour Revolt....glorious.

It's heavy like that? That makes me stoked. Thank you for 2011, industry gods.

Originally Posted by karadotcollett

Opening for The Dear Hunter?

Yes ma'am.

Originally Posted by NateFoundGlory

Yes ma'am.

If they were in a small venue like they were in Atlanta you probably didn't get their full live experience. O'Brother has an awesome stage presence if they have a big enough stage to move around on. That and their EP drew me in.

Originally Posted by karadotcollett

If they were in a small venue like they were in Atlanta you probably didn't get their full live experience. O'Brother has an awesome stage presence if they have a big enough stage to move around on. That and their EP drew me in.

Then that's exactly it, it was a pretty small place. Well then, I'm looking forward to having them change my mind when I see them open for Thrice.

Originally Posted by NateFoundGlory

Then that's exactly it, it was a pretty small place. Well then, I'm looking forward to having them change my mind when I see them open for Thrice.

They were awesome opening for Thrice/Man Orch.

Originally Posted by karadotcollett

If they were in a small venue like they were in Atlanta you probably didn't get their full live experience. O'Brother has an awesome stage presence if they have a big enough stage to move around on. That and their EP drew me in.

I enjoyed them more on that tour at the Unicorn than Vinyl (..or was it the Loft?) or Variety Playhouse..

Haven't been able to get into their past stuff. Hope this record can change that. I'll have to check out the audiotree piece when I am home from work.