Fiends (album)
Fiends is the third album from the post-hardcore band Chasing Victory, released only months before the band officially broke up. This album is a change of style for the band. While their debut and EP had a solid post-hardcore sound similar to that of Glassjaw and Thursday, the sound for this album was changed. The band experimented with Southern rock, post-grunge, and even rock and roll, while still retaining their post-hardcore roots.[1]
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| Released | May 8, 2007 | |||
| Genre | Post-hardcore | |||
| Label | Mono Vs Stereo | |||
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Track listing
- "Chemicals (King of the Carp)" – 3:28
- "Wolves (G.O.B. vs. Tony Wonder)" – 4:00
- "Fiends (Selling Out Ain't Easy)" – 3:57
- "Queens (The Skeleton Key to a Skeleton)" – 3:18
- "Carnies (Rapture Raptors)" – 4:37
- "Janus (Dr. Jekyll/Stephen Hyde)" – 4:36
- "Zombies (Oceans Away the Sequel)" – 3:37
- "Brides (The Groom of St. Albany)" – 3:39
- "Kings (Miaminions)" – 4:03
- "Barbarians (Crackle Rotcha Tee Thout)" – 4:18
- "Ghouls (Wallflowers)"†
- "Mutants (Plague of Pyros)"†
- † Denotes Best Buy bonus track
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References
- Casey Gallenberger (10 February 2018). "Chasing Victory - Fiends Album Review". Indie Vision Music. Retrieved 21 December 2018.
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