Search - Every New Day :: The Shadows Cast

AWESOME!!!

tom funk | Calgary , Alberta, Canada | 03/31/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I went to one of their shows last year and bought this CD. I couldn't beleive a band this good hasn't blown up. They could be huge if people gave them more recognition. Most bands in the top of the charts suck, so don't think END is bad just because you haven't heard of them. If you are reading this review, and like punk/hardcore then i suggest you buy this CD immediately. The guitar work and agression in this record is astounding. BUY IT.
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Excellent!!!!

Mark J. Neuberger | Weston, FL USA | 03/16/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Get This C.d. Its amazing!!!! Great guitars and drumming. Very Heavy S***...... Also very melodic."

A pleasant surprise

Frankenchrist | USA | 02/09/2005

(3 out of 5 stars)

"These three Canadians from Winnipeg have certainly filled a large amount of space on their most current offering, "The Shadows Cast." With just three, count them, three members, EVERY NEW DAY put out music that could fill every crack and crevice of a huge hall while still sounding professional with a seasoned-like veteran vibe. For many, their brand of music is described as Hardcore based with identifiable, sing-a-long melodies that would incite a crowd chorus after just a few songs. Their Hardcore intensity is present in every song as you might expect from an album of this caliber but when the swooning, borderline uplifting melodies take action the entire mood shifts pleasantly without you wondering what happened. In order to further enhance the harmonic moments, a viola and a violin were introduced in particular spots that truly brought forth a genuine sense of the ethereal and the unknown. Thankfully, those portions weren't thrown into the mix just for the sake of being different-it felt appropriate and most impressively, natural. EVERY NEW DAY has blurred the lines between brazen hardcore and popish accessibility without ever steering towards one side of those conflicting styles for support. They balanced the two with a graceful temperament while never compromising their speedy hooks or their hardcore tendencies. A couple of tracks worth mentioning are "One Day Older", "Ashes Fill the Air" and "Final Breath". These are by far the strongest tracks that showcased all they have to offer from their endless arsenal of music. Solid output from these hardcore Canadians."