Lost in the Sound of Separation *
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As the final notes ring out on Lost in the Sound of Separation, it's evident that the six men of Tampa, Florida-based Underoath -- who've built their career on being both heavy and experimental '" have delivered their most ambitious and accomplished disc to date. Succinct and resolute, there's little denying that the 43-minute, 11-track follow-up to 2006's rapturously received and gold-certified Define the Great Line is a hard music masterpiece.
Tracklist
1
Breathing in a New Mentality
2
Anyone Can Dig a Hole But It Takes a Real Man to Call It Home
3
Fault Line, A Fault of Mine, A
4
Emergency Broadcast: The End Is Near
5
Only Survivor Was Miraculously Unharmed, The
6
We Are the Involuntary
7
Created Void, The
8
Coming Down Is Calming Down
9
Desperate Times Desperate Measures
10
Too Bright to See Too Loud to Hear
11
Desolate Earth: The End Is Here
Reviews
The Tampa sextet caught major flak from Warped Tour veteran/NOFX rabble rouser Fat Mike for engaging in Bible study on the road in lieu of more, we suppose, "punk" undertakings (like filming a reality show for Fuse). Suffocatingly serious as they are, looks like Underoath are enjoying the last laugh. Hot on the heels of live CD/DVD Survive, Kaleidoscope, Lost finds the screamo troupe in fine, rabid form.
