The
Lost Prophets remastered thefakesoundofprogress off Columbia
Records brings out a surprise with one of the better rock
cds of late 2001. Despite having to compete against the exploding
success of Linkin Park at the time, Lost Prophets have gained
a good amount of success on their own with their astounding
style and musical talent. The talent comes from the mix of
hardcore influences, catchy riff work, and great lyrical work
that is somewhat tagged in an incubus style because the singer
is able to actually sing. Lost Prophets are unique in their
own way, and in spite of being tagged as sounding like other
bands you may have heard before, you have never heard a CD
like this.
Not
too heavy, not too soft, a wonderful listening experience
no matter how you approach it. Picking up on some of the riffs,
I noticed a back and forth note style which really sounds
great. Some songs that used this were "Awkward", "Shinobi
vs. Dragon Ninja" and "Kobrakai". If you listen to the main
chorus guitar lines, you'll hear what I'm talking about. It's
a wonderful excuse to let you thrash around to the music.
It's very useable in mainstream radio because of its melodic
sound, which is great since most mainstream music is horrible
and unoriginal.
Support
these guys. Go to their shows and buy their cd. It's well
worth it.
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