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Fear Before the March of Flame formed in the Denver area in 2002. Over time, vocalist David Marion, guitarist/vocalist Adam Fisher, bassist Michael Madruga, and drummer Brandon Proff developed a hybrid of screamo, metal, and terse post-hardcore dynamics. Portland-area indie Rise Records took notice and issued the band's full-length debut, Odd How People Shake, in July 2003. Tours with types like the Blood Brothers and Hopesfall followed, and soon Equal Vision had snapped up Fear Before for its own roster. EV licensed and reissued the People album, building more chatter for Fear Before the March of Flame, and after more touring, sent the band into the studio. Art Damage was the result. Released in September 2004, it featured a tighter, more aggressive sound. Expanding even more on their dark, experimental tendencies, the guys followed up with The Always Open Mouth in September 2006. By that album's release, the band excluded Proff (who left to pursue a teaching career) and further included drummer Clayton "Goose" Holyoak, guitarist Zach Hutchings, and guitarist/keyboardist Billy Johnson. Fall dates with Between the Buried and Me and Norma Jean followed. ~ Johnny Loftus, Rovi
I think every album of theirs is good, but each for entirely different reasons. The sound changed so much, but there's something I like about every album. Some people seem pretty upset over it, but really need to just chill. Too many non-musician music critics out there. I was at one of their final shows. Sadly the opening bands ate up a ton of time screwing around and because the bar had some dumb club dance party to put on later they cut Fear Before's set really short. Bullocks.
Love this band! Didn't like anything after Art Damage though....I liked that more than Odd How People Shake actually. AD just brings me back to my high school days, and being 16 and seeing them live in 2006. Best day.
No kidding. This band turned awful after Art damage. If I listened to Art damage at this point in my life, I probably wouldn't be as into it as I was 5 years ago, either.
The song that's playing of theirs right now sounds like taking back sunday. Jesus this sucks.
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I get evolving, but what happened after Art Damage??? Less Faith No More, more Botch!!!
I love Fear Before. I have seen them about 3 times live and been right up front for all of it. I'm really loving their new album but haven't had a chance to listen to the whole album all the way through yet. I'm in love with the song Jabberwocky which is one of the slower songs on the album. I just think it's cool to hear Dave actually sing singing this time.
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The song that's playing of theirs right now sounds like taking back sunday. Jesus this sucks.
that just didnt work out. i was SO mad!