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Track List
01) Lit Me Up
02) Can't Get It Out
03) Waste
04) Could Never Be Heaven
05) Same Logic/Teeth
06) 137
07) Out of Mana
08) In the Water
09) Desert
10) No Control
11) 451
12) Batter Up
01) Lit Me Up
02) Can't Get It Out
03) Waste
04) Could Never Be Heaven
05) Same Logic/Teeth
06) 137
07) Out of Mana
08) In the Water
09) Desert
10) No Control
11) 451
12) Batter Up
6:16
3:42
4:36
3:16
5:34
5:01
5:14
6:52
3:36
3:55
4:52
8:27
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First Released
2017
Alternative Rock
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"Science Fiction" is the fifth studio album by American rock band Brand New, released on August 17, 2017 on the Procrastinate! Music Traitors label. The album is the band's first in eight years since 2009's Daisy.
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Brand New has released their fifth and potentially final album,“Science Fiction” to the masses, and to say or call this a great masterpiece by Jesse Lacey would be a huge understatement. I can say is I’m really at a huge loss of words when it comes to “Science Fiction“ because it can’t be compared to any other album of Brand New’s discography.
This album is based alot into a hopeless wander and one main ingredient of reverence: Hope. The hope of making it out. The hope of no matter how far down, you can be pulled out of your hopelessness. The thing is, we can never lose hope, it’s what keeps us human beings. Without hope, we, the human race would be nothing, and that’s Brand New’s only intention to portray in “Science Fiction” that’s nothing but clear. This is a solid release by Brand New, diving into ideas such as, void of existing, spiraling out of control, melancholy, and some introspective lyrics.
Overall, it’s obvious that Brand New is all about slow-dragging, soul-searing tracks throughout “Science Fiction” and Jesse Lacey’s easygoing vocals round it all together. But, while there are a couple of aggressive tracks the slow solemn approach suits the albums very nicely and keeps a good pace that doesnt lose the listener. I don’t think any other band could have pulled it off the same.
Reviewed by new-transcendence.com.
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"Science Fiction" is the fifth studio album by American rock band Brand New, released on August 17, 2017 on the Procrastinate! Music Traitors label. The album is the band's first in eight years since 2009's Daisy.
User Album Review
Brand New has released their fifth and potentially final album,“Science Fiction” to the masses, and to say or call this a great masterpiece by Jesse Lacey would be a huge understatement. I can say is I’m really at a huge loss of words when it comes to “Science Fiction“ because it can’t be compared to any other album of Brand New’s discography.
This album is based alot into a hopeless wander and one main ingredient of reverence: Hope. The hope of making it out. The hope of no matter how far down, you can be pulled out of your hopelessness. The thing is, we can never lose hope, it’s what keeps us human beings. Without hope, we, the human race would be nothing, and that’s Brand New’s only intention to portray in “Science Fiction” that’s nothing but clear. This is a solid release by Brand New, diving into ideas such as, void of existing, spiraling out of control, melancholy, and some introspective lyrics.
Overall, it’s obvious that Brand New is all about slow-dragging, soul-searing tracks throughout “Science Fiction” and Jesse Lacey’s easygoing vocals round it all together. But, while there are a couple of aggressive tracks the slow solemn approach suits the albums very nicely and keeps a good pace that doesnt lose the listener. I don’t think any other band could have pulled it off the same.
Reviewed by new-transcendence.com.
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