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Saving Sons by Rising Conviction
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fave it Hard Rock | Alternative Metal
5 tracks | 43 minutes
Released Sep 2006
on Rising Conviction LLC.
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- sample lyrics "album only" 03:41 Drugs lyrics "album only" 03:41 Drugs lyrics "album only" 03:41 Drugs
- sample lyrics "album only" 04:14 For Your Son lyrics "album only" 04:14 For Your Son lyrics "album only" 04:14 For Your Son
- sample lyrics "album only" 04:03 Axel F U lyrics "album only" 04:03 Axel F U lyrics "album only" 04:03 Axel F U
- sample lyrics "album only" 02:37 Regular Zebra VS. Seagull, Part 1 lyrics "album only" 02:37 Regular Zebra VS. Seagull, Part 1 lyrics "album only" 02:37 Regular Zebra VS. Seagull, Part 1
- sample lyrics "album only" 29:20 White Flags Were Up, But They Were Meaningless lyrics "album only" 29:20 White Flags Were Up, But They Were Meaningless lyrics "album only" 29:20 White Flags Were Up, But They Were Meaningless
To-the-point and gritty, 'Saving Sons' is upbeat, weirdo alt-metal with hints of dance rock and textures not usually indicitive of the genre. You'll want to turn this up.
Bio / Background
Rising Conviction has spent the last 6 years blasting eclectic alt-metal in the sweaty underground Phoenix metal scene, forging a straight-rhythm grit of lessons from artists such as Billy Idol, Fetish, and Filter.
'Saving Sons' is the follow up EP to Rising Conviction's 2005 debut, 'Salazar Brothers'. It's o-the-point and gritty, 'Saving Sons' is upbeat, weirdo alt-metal with hints of dance rock and textures not usually indicitive of the genre. You'll want to turn this up.
Average Customer Review:
Saving Sons EP ROCKS!Katsnake wrote on June 09, 2007
The first four songs are straight in-your-face alt-metal with some excellent musicianship. My favorite is.... ok, it is difficult to pick a favorite but I guss it would be Axel F U, though Drugs and For Your Son are also excellent. Track 5 (White Flags Were Up, But They Were Meaningless) is one that you'd want to listen to a bit first, it is a departure from the alt-metal scene, but it's hauntingly beautiful in it's delivery. If you listen close enough you hear the story of a war victim who ends up refusing to be a victim any longer. There is power in the storyline as it unfolds.