Chiodos: All's Well That Ends Well (Eco-Friendly Ultra Clear Vinyl) (LP)

Chiodos

All's Well That Ends Well (Eco-Friendly Ultra Clear Vinyl)

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Label:: Equal Vision, 2005
UPC/EAN:: 8054521841606
Erscheinungstermin:: 27.10.2023

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CHIODOS' style and layered complexity have strengthened overtime, yet they've always been in control of their music. Shortly after their demo release in 2002, the band used guitarist Pat McManaman's bedroom to self-record, engineer, produce, and master their first full-length album, The Heartless Control Everything, which was soon after released on Search and Rescue Records. Although the album was a raw effort, it did not go unnoticed - fans from home state of Michigan and beyond buzzed about the album, along with praise of the band's live performances. Once The Heartless. was finished, the band hit the road for 7 full U. S. tours (including performances with YELLOWCARD and COHEED & CAMBRIA), in which time they sold thousands of CDs and gained countless enthusiastic fans and friends. All's Well That Ends Well is sure to impress these die-hards as well as new listeners, with a tighter, quicker punch than previous efforts. From a band who named itself after an obscure term used in 80's horror movies, CHIODOS' All's Well That Ends Well, which was in stores July 26, 2005, is more tangible than their previous releases, igniting interest from metal heads, pop-punkers, and curious music fans in general. CHIODOS has created an album that defies generic song structure - yet continues along on its signatory song-map, where no one gets lost and everyone ends up in the right place. The Re-release of All's Well That Ends Well includes a bonus DVD and a brand new cover by Paul Romano (MASTODON, TRIVIUM). The DVD includes exclusive content like "Baby, You Wouldn't Last a Minute on the Creek" video, behind the scenes content shot by the band and live show footage from the Armor for Sleep headlining tour.