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    Nightmares

    Nightmares
    Artist: From Ashes Rise
    Label: Jade Tree
    Category: Music

    List Price: $13.98
    Buy New: $5.30
    You Save: $8.68 (62%)



    New (14) Used (11) from $4.97

    Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars 5 reviews
    Sales Rank: 211910

    Media: Audio CD
    Discs: 1
    Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
    Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5

    UPC: 792258108828
    EAN: 0792258108828
    ASIN: B0000DES6Q

    Release Date: October 14, 2003
    Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

    Tracks:

      • Reaction
      • Hell in the Darkness
      • Then
      • Final Goodbye
      • On the Fray
      • Nightmares
      • Noise
      • Inner Beast
      • Black Granite
      • Mandate
      • Bloodlust
      • In a Free Land

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    Editorial Reviews:

    Album Description
    2003 explosive release for hardcore luminaries, from Portland, Oregon by way of Nashville, Tennessee, who have allied themselves alongside the likes of His Hero Is Gone & Tragedy. 12 tracks. Jade Tree.


    Customer Reviews:

    4 out of 5 stars Good God, this rules!   January 2, 2006
    MaratsBathing (NY)
    Dark, speedy hardcore with throat-shredding vox mixed liberally with doomy Neurosis influences? Show me where to sign!


    4 out of 5 stars solid, but falls short of the split   November 2, 2003
    Craig Allen Moore (Austin, TX United States)
    2 out of 4 found this review helpful

    first of all, a whole lot of people are wondering why from ashes rise are on jade tree. while it doesn't seem like the most likely home for one of the best political thrash/punk bands in the country, one can rest assured that this record is going to be everywhere and tons of people who might have never been exposed to their brand of impassioned yet depressing hardcore will hear it. unfortunately, this material just doesn't deliver the pummeling that their recent split with sweden's victims does. gone are the quasi-neurosis dirges, which often provided a different kind of rhythmic power in between manic blasts of crusty speed. i'm not sure why there aren't any of these riffs in their newest songs, but what you do get is some very well-played, very angry music that takes the head right off of just about any other band around right now who consider themselves even remotely "punk." maybe this is why jade tree decided to add them to their roster. this is not punk the way generation y has grown to know it, i.e. expensive videos, perfect hair, and boy-band choreography, but rather a chilling reflection of what the landscape may look like minutes after the warheads detonate.


    3 out of 5 stars good, but they've done better.   October 6, 2004
    Banned From the Roxy (mental instatution)
    0 out of 1 found this review helpful

    This is a pretty solid album, but I times I find it to be rather monotonous and repetitive. Songs like Reaction and The Final Goodbye are really good at setting the mood of the album, and give it a pretty dark theme. This is packed with a lot of speedy blasts of crust influenced hardcore. Overall though, I would recommend their discography or the split with Victims over this.


    5 out of 5 stars The darkness spews forth and decapitates "modern hardcore"   January 28, 2004
    1 out of 3 found this review helpful

    Let it be said that the fodder of "rock music", "punk", or evermore the "extreme" music category has infiltrated the mere essence of what music is about and left a large bloated corpse for all to enjoy. What makes this record any different? No funny haircuts, posing, or any feathery "lite" versions of a co-opted sound. this is dirty viscral music that pounds down the nail of musical reason and reminds that there is hope in the deception game and a viable well spent dollar on modern punk rock. Down with "Metalcore", no "Emo",tear apart "mall punk", crush with Odin's hammer "blackmetal",Etc... May you spend your cyber money with pride on this "rock" opus damning for eterninty these poor souls.


    3 out of 5 stars too punkish   September 26, 2005
    Jack Miehoff (Germany)
    0 out of 3 found this review helpful

    this is punk music with hardcore vocals... not that good... I wasn't impressed at all...tried to get into this and I just couldn't not my cup of tea... maybe its yours...


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