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Between The Buried And Me - Colors



8.8 | 595 votes |
Release date: 18 September 2007
Style: Progressive metalcore

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01. Foam Born (A) The Backtrack
02. (B) The Decade Of Statues
03. Informal Gluttony
04. Sun Of Nothing
05. Ants Of The Sky
06. Prequel To The Sequel
07. Viridian
08. White Walls

Top 20 albums of 2007: 4
Top 200 albums of all time: 132

Additional info
Recorded in May of 2007 at the Basement Studios in Winston Salem, NC.
Engineered, mixed and mastered by Jamie King.
Produced by Jamie King and Between the Buried and Me.
Layout designed by Brandon Proff for Pixel Nation.

Staff review by
jupitreas
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The past Between The Buried And Me albums saw the band slowly improving on their trademark style, honing their skills in small iterations and progressively becoming more interesting. Alaska, with its intelligent song writing and occasional bursts of genius, already seemed like it could be the pinnacle of the band's evolution; however, this is just because we haven't heard Colors at that point. It only takes the first two minutes of this album to completely shatter all expectations and leave the listener wide eyed and with a gaping chasm where their mouth used to be.

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published 17.04.2008 | Comments (29)

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30.05.2020 - 00:27
Rating: 10
musclassia
Staff
White Walls is such an awesome song; this part drives me wild:

"This is all we have when we die.
It's what's left of us when we die."

Seeing them finish their set last year with Selkies/Viridian/White Walls and listening to White Walls right now just makes me so eager to go to a gig if and when it's possible again
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25.06.2021 - 20:47
RaduP
CertifiedHipster
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If this album is so great how come there's no Colors II?

Wait...
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Do you think if the heart keeps on shrinking
One day there will be no heart at all?
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07.03.2022 - 16:40
Rating: 8
nonZero
Very good but not as excellent as the 8.8/10 rating suggests IMO.

'Informal Gluttony' is a masterpiece and easily the standout song of the album. The rest of the tracks are just a bit too one-dimensional for me.
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