Meh not interesting news really but I thought a few users would like to know.

YES! Two pieces of good news in today.

Meh. Underoath annoy me.

^^^Good sign.

I read an interview where their guitarist said the early songs they were coming up with were way heavier than DTGL. Can't wait for this.

I'm actually excited for this. But I don't have high hopes for this statement:

their guitarist said the early songs they were coming up with were way heavier than DTGL.

They said the same thing about Define the Great Line before it came out and it turned out to be true. Of course, that wasn't saying very much, either...

this band are alright, but the whole "let's mosh for jesus" thing kinda ruins it for me...

lol, regardless of what Underoath believes, nobody should be moshing to their tunes...I don't know what's worse though, moshing to Underoath or hardcore dancing

This should be pretty sick.

Define The Great Line had a great opener, but I couldn't really deal with the rest of it.

And hardcore dancing is awesome, as long as you don't get the group of them who are just in there to hit people in the crowd. There are a lot of douchebags who hardcore dance.

DTGL was actually pretty good. It almost made me forget how shitty their other albums were. Hopefully this next album will fully erase those scars.

Of course it can be heavier, do people forget their first three albums because of TOCS or what?

Sounds good. I'll probably be getting this.

Underoath have proved to be interesting enough for me.

I dunno if they can outdo their last album, but if they do, good on them.

I like their older stuff better, but the new stuff isn't bad either.

i really liked DTGL, hoping this will be just as good or better

Sweet stuff.

DTGL was defintately a step up, we'll see if they can take it to the next level.

Of course it can be heavier, do people forget their first three albums because of TOCS or what?

Of course it can be heavier, do people forget their first three albums because of TOCS or what?

I miss Cries of the Past days.