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01) What Happens On The Road Always Comes Home
02) Cowards.com
03) Burn Everything That Bears Our Name
04) While The Jackass Operation Spins Its Wheels
05) Sometimes Selling Out Is Waking Up
06) Where The Hell Is Rick Thorne These Days?
07) Jesus In The Year 2000 / Next On The Shit Li
08) Counting Murders And Drinking Beer (The $46,
09) They Always Come In Fall
01) What Happens On The Road Always Comes Home
02) Cowards.com
03) Burn Everything That Bears Our Name
04) While The Jackass Operation Spins Its Wheels
05) Sometimes Selling Out Is Waking Up
06) Where The Hell Is Rick Thorne These Days?
07) Jesus In The Year 2000 / Next On The Shit Li
08) Counting Murders And Drinking Beer (The $46,
09) They Always Come In Fall
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1999
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Coalesce's sound is difficult to describe; it's not quite hardcore punk, not quite alternative metal, not quite grindcore or death metal -- just extreme and furiously chaotic. But, at the same time, 012: Revolution in Just Listening is quite musical, its progressive song structures and odd time signatures revealing themselves more and more with each listen. The band negotiates its tricky compositions with chops to burn, delivering ferociously cathartic performances underscored by the assaultive yet textured noise of their instrumental work. Occasional sections can wander away from the focused intensity of the majority of the album, but overall, 012: Revolution in Just Listening rewards attentive listening.
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Coalesce's sound is difficult to describe; it's not quite hardcore punk, not quite alternative metal, not quite grindcore or death metal -- just extreme and furiously chaotic. But, at the same time, 012: Revolution in Just Listening is quite musical, its progressive song structures and odd time signatures revealing themselves more and more with each listen. The band negotiates its tricky compositions with chops to burn, delivering ferociously cathartic performances underscored by the assaultive yet textured noise of their instrumental work. Occasional sections can wander away from the focused intensity of the majority of the album, but overall, 012: Revolution in Just Listening rewards attentive listening.
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