Benton Falls - Fighting Starlight flac album

Album Fighting Starlight. I remember the first time I saw you on heroin A hero in my eyes A hero in disguise I pretended not to care While all these eyes were on you But your eyes weren't you You've paid for this. 3. Fighting Starlight. 4. Sad Like Winter Leaves. 5. Always Behind a Smile.

Artists Benton Falls Fighting Starlight. Fighting Starlight Benton Falls. This album has an average beat per minute of 143 BPM (slowest/fastest tempos: 142/145 BPM). See its BPM profile at the bottom of the page. Tracklist Fighting Starlight.

With Benton Falls the music is lazy and dark, so one might be able to slip past the edgy lyrics if they so dared, but they'd be making a big mistake in doing so. Feel free to lock the door to the room and turn off all the lights and soak in the depression and sorrow: this album was made for those introspective moments humanity feels when life hits hard

Fighting Starlight ‎(CD, Album). Fighting Starlight ‎(2xLP, Album, Ltd, RE, Whi).

Occupied For Now. Benton Falls. With Bells On. Cross My Heart.

Benton Falls were first showcased with a track called "Tell Him" on Emo Daires Vol. 6. Three short months later in 2001, we had Fighting Starlight. Some people might be turned away by the 'emo' label before they're able to give this a listen, and that's really a shame. Benton Falls does so many things well, but a good point to start would be the vocals. Singer Michael Richardson has one of the most honest and engaging voices music has heard in a while. You'll find this to be in the vein of Mineral, Knapsack, or Sunny Day Real Estate; not exactly bad company. This album is a sweeping musical experience, going from being lulled by near spoken vocals to distorted guitars and anguished screams. It's a full experience with tempo changes, layered guitars, and drums that never miss a beat. Richardson also handles lead guitar duties, and pulls it off quite well.