Band : Tidemouth
Album : What I Meant To Say
Release Year : 2011
Genre : Screamo | Hardcore | Ambient
Tracklist :
01 Love Like You
02 Wolves
03 Every Other Weekend
04 upsidedown
05 The World Became Dark When the Sky Fell Apart
06 Noelle
Started out in 2008 with a Noise influenced Spazz/Punk sound. Has since evolved into a Gothic, Emotional Hardcore, Screamo act. Based in Santa Clarita California. Current members are Michael Kilker on vocals, Ryan Corbett on guitar, Nick Amaya on drums, and Andrew Headley on bass.
With influences that range from Modern Life is War, AFI, Orchid, and The Cure, it's difficult to confine Tidemouth to one specific genre. Too pained & instrumentally dynamic to be strictly hardcore, yet too heavy and eerily atmospheric to fall under the category of "90s screamo," this EP is caught in a purgatory between melodic angst and crushing sadness.
Driven by an insatiable desire to die (or find solace in this hell-on-earth), each track follows its predecessor ravenously and leaves nothing left to be desired. Deliberately punishing, "What I meant to Say" will spread the nothing that it has like cancer, leaving the listener with a formidable sense of hopelessness that makes for an incredibly depressing hardcore record.
02 Wolves
03 Every Other Weekend
04 upsidedown
05 The World Became Dark When the Sky Fell Apart
06 Noelle
Started out in 2008 with a Noise influenced Spazz/Punk sound. Has since evolved into a Gothic, Emotional Hardcore, Screamo act. Based in Santa Clarita California. Current members are Michael Kilker on vocals, Ryan Corbett on guitar, Nick Amaya on drums, and Andrew Headley on bass.
With influences that range from Modern Life is War, AFI, Orchid, and The Cure, it's difficult to confine Tidemouth to one specific genre. Too pained & instrumentally dynamic to be strictly hardcore, yet too heavy and eerily atmospheric to fall under the category of "90s screamo," this EP is caught in a purgatory between melodic angst and crushing sadness.
Driven by an insatiable desire to die (or find solace in this hell-on-earth), each track follows its predecessor ravenously and leaves nothing left to be desired. Deliberately punishing, "What I meant to Say" will spread the nothing that it has like cancer, leaving the listener with a formidable sense of hopelessness that makes for an incredibly depressing hardcore record.
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