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Item no. 438354
Title Common existence
Musical Genre Emocore
Product topic Bands
Band Thursday
Release date 2/13/09
Product type CD
Media - Format 1-3 CD

CD 1

  • 1.
    Resuscitation Of A Deadman
  • 2.
    Last Call
  • 3.
    As He Climbed The Dark Mountain (Live)
  • 4.
    Friends In The Armed Forces
  • 5.
    Beyond The Visible Spectrum
  • 6.
    Time's Arrow
  • 7.
    Unintended Long Term Effects
  • 8.
    Circuits Of Fever
  • 9.
    Subway Funeral
  • 10.
    Love Has Led Us Astray
  • 11.
    You Were The Cancer

by Florian Drees (03.02.2009) Finally, some news from the Post Hardcore gods Thursday! The Jersey six present us with 11 songs: their seventh output (already!) is titled "Common existence" - and once again, this is wonderfully sentimental stuff full of surprising and experimental sounds. Nobody can transport these deep, whiny, emotional and expressive lyrics like Geoff Rickly. He proves this very impressively with "Time’s arrow" - some may recognise this one from the last album "Kill the house lights", being a bit different from this version. "Circuites of fever", "Last call", "You were the cancer" and "Unintended long term effects" are just some of the tracks you’ll find on this sick and murderous album. Each song is unique, each one will alter your perspective. By any means, "Common existence" is a Must Have of 2009 - even if it is rather early to say so!