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Break Of Day - The Hangman's Fracture
Break Of Day

The Hangman's Fracture

Funtime 52

Released on November 24, 2008

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$9.75

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# Song Name Popularity
1 Grim Reaper Sold His Soul For A Pair Of New Jeans   0%
2 No Solace 8%
3 Western Hate Sphere   0%
4 Dawn Of The World   0%
5 Contrast 33%
6 Casualties Of Belief And Greed   0%
7 The Hobo Wears Prada 33%
8 Forbid Forbade Forgotten   0%
9 Once Upon A Time In The Dark   0%
10 Father's Day   0%
11 Bitch 25%
12 Killed In Action   0%

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7/4/2009 by Jack from Vancouver, BC Canada Rating:
Meh.. wasn't quite what i thought it would be.

it's basically one of those emo-core cd's. i was thinking it would be more towards the hard core.

production is solid though.

12/31/2008 by Marc from Orleans, ON Canada Rating:
These five belgian guys have come out with a great sounding melodic hardcore album that you cannot pass up. You must always appreciate the great sounds from Dé Studio and I've gotten to familiarize myself with that great studio's work and it's collaboration with Johan's Funtime Records. The first thing that you notice with this BofD album is that the vocals are recorded at a high level which is great since you clearly hear Teun's amazing and signature voice! For the people that don't like the "shouting" element, I am one that can honestly say that I do love Teun's voice and shouts combo. It's not forced, it's a natural talent. And that's a reason why the band is signed to Funtime! Yes the vocals are a big element but the overall concept of the album along with the honest and well thought of lyrics are worth reading along when you listen to the songs (The well done booklet allows you to follow the band's work). The mix of tech guitars along with heavy breakdowns is worth checking out too! Everything is clearly well done. A part that I have gotten to love is the "Dawn of the world" 2:40 mark until the end of the song. The vocals and guitars bring you sweet harmonies and so much is going on, I often find myself pressing repeat. Or you can get a taste of the great guitar on "Casualties of belief and greed" around 1:55, for example. The ending shout on that tune is so special I fine, reminds me of a classic death metal vocalist finishing off the song with an important point. On the album you also have a good mix of faster skate punk beats which brings up the intensity level for the moshers out there in the great belgian and european scene. "The hobo wears Prada", a track that captures you right away and can be seen on the band's myspace, has to be the hit song and the band is right in choosing it so. "Father's Day" truly captures the writing skills of a melodic hardcore band going over the fence and doing something special for their fans, and for themselves. Listen to that song and you'll know what I mean.

In ending, the guys have come a long way since their demo - "Where Ends Meet Life Begins". On this new album, Teun and the boys re-recorded two tracks from their killer demo to put on this soon-to-be famous album. I'd like to emphasize on one of the two tracks, "Once Upon A Time In The Dark" (the other is "Dawn of the World", mentionned earlier). "Once Upon...", since the first time I heard it on the demo really struck me with it's intro. Classical and hardcore at the same time. Teun, I find, shows us what he's made of on this track with the shouts and great vocal experimentation. This track deserved to be re-recorded again at the great Dé Studio and the band did the good thing. I salute you.

I recommend everyone to buy "The Hangman's Fracture" ASAP. No buts, or whys, or ifs, just do it.

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