I love all of the girls trying to clamber on stage to Max Green. Like, are they going to revive him? The fuck?

I WANT TO STRADDLE HIS DEAD BODY!!1!

"why is he even a heartthrob to them?"
I know, right? He's so greasy-looking and ugly!

I mean, the only moderately attractive one WAS Craig, but now he just looks stupid.

They're an ugly band, and yet they're popular with the scene kids regardless of their bad music
can someone explain?

Album Rating: 1.0

doesn't matter



if you're in a band girls will sleep with you

Album Rating: 1.0

These guys are such fags.

^ I had to type in the font "invisible" because that's how bad I think these guys are now. Not safe for children's eyes.

Album Rating: 1.0

Never have 10 dollars gone to such waste...

They were much better with Ronnie Radke.

"Never have 10 dollars gone to such waste..."

Do what I do- download it illegally, and if it's good, buy the CD. That way, you avoid the risk of buying something that sucks but still give back to the artist if they've done a good job.

I like having the hard copy anyway so I have shitloads of CDs.

i have never met a guy who likes this band?? ha

Not worth the 1

Album Rating: 1.0

This band sucks so much. Just look at them, they look like they're trying to be an eighties hair metal band yet they're making shitty "post-hardcore"

This got nominated for kerrang album of the year.

They have no self respect.

Album Rating: 1.0

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LuGXWXV1w1Q&feature=player_embedded

By readers, I might add.

I think.

I don't actually know how it works.

Album Rating: 1.5

"http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LuGXWXV1w1Q&feature=player_embedded"



oh my godddddd

I can't tell if they're being serious or not

really solid album as for ETF let's just say I don't let my scene friends chose the songs for spar night

Album Rating: 3.0

Despite taking a step back towards their heavier roots, the Don Gilmore produced 3rd LP - & major label debut - from Las Vegas quartet Escape The Fate, is their slickest album yet. More cohesive & consistent than its predecessor, there would have been even more standouts here had only parts of some songs not worked better than the whole. Bryan Money's guitar-work is still the most appealing component of the band, while lyrics & originality are the main drawbacks. Thankfully, lead vocalist Craig Mabbitt does seem to have finally settled into his new role. Recommended Tracks: The Aftermath (G3), Prepare Your Weapon & Day of Wreckoning.

There is no way this is better than their debut and even that was average.

Album Rating: 1.5

TWIO > This. Usually I don't really take much notice in lyrics, but fuck. There are so many cringe-worthy moments here.