Band : Calculator
Album : These Roots Grow Deep
Release Year : 2010
Genre : Hardcore | Screamo
Tracklist :
1. Zero
2. Breathing In
3. Breathing Out
4. Our Homes, Our Graves
5. Paradise
6. Bandages
7. Jesus (Unfinished)
8. Five Thousand
9. Abroad
10. 2012
11. Friends Like Paddles
12. Presence
13. Memorial
14. Untitled
15. Party Till Theres No Tomorrow (in 2012) (Demo)
16. Abroad (Demo)
17. Bridges (Demo)
calculator is a five piece emo/screamo/hardcore (i'm not sure what to call it- you be the judge) band from southern california. this is their first full length which is comprised of a few different recording sessions. the vinyl's got twelve songs on it. it comes with a poster and 16 page booklet complete with lyrics sheet and band pictures. it also comes with a cd with 17 songs on it. that's five bonus songs folks! parts of the album are super instrumental. parts of the album have full gang vocals. other parts are thrashy, and still other parts are super poppy. bottom of the line it's d.i.y. and it's awesome. it transcends genres and builds upon all of their influences. there's a donnie darko sample on the song 'paradise' which i like. the albums closer 'memorial' is my favorite.
2. Breathing In
3. Breathing Out
4. Our Homes, Our Graves
5. Paradise
6. Bandages
7. Jesus (Unfinished)
8. Five Thousand
9. Abroad
10. 2012
11. Friends Like Paddles
12. Presence
13. Memorial
14. Untitled
15. Party Till Theres No Tomorrow (in 2012) (Demo)
16. Abroad (Demo)
17. Bridges (Demo)
calculator is a five piece emo/screamo/hardcore (i'm not sure what to call it- you be the judge) band from southern california. this is their first full length which is comprised of a few different recording sessions. the vinyl's got twelve songs on it. it comes with a poster and 16 page booklet complete with lyrics sheet and band pictures. it also comes with a cd with 17 songs on it. that's five bonus songs folks! parts of the album are super instrumental. parts of the album have full gang vocals. other parts are thrashy, and still other parts are super poppy. bottom of the line it's d.i.y. and it's awesome. it transcends genres and builds upon all of their influences. there's a donnie darko sample on the song 'paradise' which i like. the albums closer 'memorial' is my favorite.
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