Release Date: 20/3/07
Genre : Metalcore
Country : United States
Haste the Day was recently faced with one of the hardest transitions imaginable: losing a front man.New front man Steve Keech has a much different scream than Jimmy Ryan, but it brings the sound together to form a much more mature blend than before.Musically the band is at a new level, as their riffs, solos, and overall construction has improved drastically. Things sound more inspired, more melodic, and even create some pleasant atmospheres. If it's breakdowns you are looking for, Haste the Day has lived up to the Solid State standard of heavy bass break beats, but dispels any thoughts of repetitive hardcore with clean vocal melodies. For longtime Haste the Day fanatics, this is not the band you heardon Burning Bridges, but they still offer gritty guitars and dirty screams. This record isexactly what Haste the Day needed in response to their recent lineup change . Full of variety and new sounds, Haste The Day’s newest release should satisfy older fans and evendraw in some new ones as it seems to get better with every listen.
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