STRAIGHTEN THINGS OUT - I Think We Better Split Up (2009)

STRAIGHTEN THINGS OUT - I Think We Better Split Up



Género: SkatePunk / PopPunk
Bitrate:VRB
Tamaño del archivo:Mb
MySpace: MySpace





Lista de Temas:

01. Homo Oeconomicus
02. Stuck in reverse
03. Anthropocentrism rocks
04. Resistance
05. We wear the mask
06. Call this song as you wish...

Bajar MediaFire
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STRAIGHTEN THINGS OUT started out back in 2001, mainly influenced by 90’s Swedish and Californian movements. By mixing pure melodic, fast, technical efficient Punk Rock and various pop, rock alternative, death or heavy metal, the Frenchies offer a wide range of explosive songs with various tones and real unique shades, combined to past and current personal experiences, political activist and anti-globalization lyrics. After a couple of demos, a first self-produced EP in 2003, and encouraged by outgrowing audience at shows, STO enters ALLPROD Studio (Eths, The more I see, Freygolo, Forus …) in October 2005, to record its first album. Graham CHURCHILL, at that timing drumming for Belvedere, comes over to track drums for the 13 songs of “Dawn of a New Hope”, released on the Japanese up growing Label “Bells On Records” in July 2006. From that day on, STO starts getting renowned as one of the new Top Gun European Melodic Punk Rock bands, by playing countless powerful shows through Two successful European TOURS including more than 80 shows, supported by bands such as The Indecision Alarm, Enemy Alliance, High Five Drive, Chief, PMX, Giving Chase, Easy Way to name a few… Straighten Things Out enters KALLAGHAN Studio in May 2008 and records the six tunes for the longed-for EP “I think we better split up” (Co-produced by Kal MASSABO). This new EP allies powerful Melodic Punk Rock to more alternative catchy and poppy pushy tunes, giving the band a new range of shades and tones, and bringing it a brand new dimension. After a few changes made in the line-up, Straighten Things Out will be back on tour across Europe between February and May 2009 supporting NO USE FOR A NAME, THIS IS A STANDOFF and MUTE to promote the new material, that's coming out on January, 21st. The band's already working hard on upcoming Tour Schedules (Western Europe, Canada/USA, Japan), and already looking into a new full-length that should be recorded late 2009…