Paradise (Paint It Black album)

Paradise is the second full-length album from Philadelphia's Paint It Black, which followed up the band's debut LP from 2003, CVA. It features a more melodic hardcore sound than previous releases from the band, and was met with a slightly more positive critical reception than CVA.

Paradise
Studio album by
Paint It Black
ReleasedMarch 8, 2005
RecordedSeptember 2004
GenreHardcore punk
Length21:03
LabelJade Tree
ProducerJ. Robbins, Paint It Black
Paint It Black chronology
CVA
(2003)		 Paradise
(2005)		 New Lexicon
(2008)
Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
Allmusic [1]
Aversion.com[2]
Punk International(90/100) [3]
Punknews.org [4]

Track listing
  1. "Election Day" – 1:09
  2. "Pink Slip" – 1:27
  3. "Exit Wounds" – 1:37 mp3
  4. "Ghosts" – 1:35
  5. "The New Brutality" – 1:38 (featured in the video game Tony Hawk's Proving Ground)
  6. "Atheists in Foxholes" – 1:41
  7. "Nicaragua" – 1:33
  8. "Labor Day" – 1:22
  9. "Burn the Hive" – 1:29
  10. "Panic" – 1:44 (featured in the video game Saints Row)
  11. "Angel" – 1:22
  12. "The Pharmacist" – 1:07
  13. "365" – 1:40
  14. "Memorial Day" – 1:39
  15. "View from a Headlock" – 1:56 (only on Japanese and Bandcamp versions)

Personnel
  • Dan Yemin – vocals, guitar
  • Colin McGinniss – lead guitar
  • Andy Nelson – bass guitar, vocals
  • David Wagenschutz – drums
  • Jason Yawn – guest vocals
  • J. Robbins – production, recording, mixing
  • Alan Douches – mastering
  • Kim Dumas – mastering assistance
  • Tim Gough – design
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References
  1. Serra, David. Paradise at AllMusic
  2. Aversion review
  3. Punk International review Archived 2005-12-18 at the Wayback Machine
  4. Punknews review
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