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- Alkaline Trio is an American rock band from Chicago, Illinois. Since 2001, the band has consisted of Matt Skiba (vocals, guitar), Dan Andriano (vocals, bass) and Derek Grant (drums, vocals). Founded in late 1996 by Skiba, bassist Rob Doran, and drummer Glenn Porter, Alkaline Trio released its debut single, 'Sundials', in 1997.Following its release, Doran departed from the.
- Title Track off Alkaline Trio's new album Lyrics: You hit me just like heroin I feel you coursing through my veins I once tried to kick this addiction I swea.
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Artist: Alkaline Trio
Title: This Addiction
Year Of Release: 2015
Label: Hassle Records
Genre: Punk Rock
Quality: flac lossless
Total Time: 00:34:33
Total Size: 253 mb
WebSite: Album Preview
Title: This Addiction
Year Of Release: 2015
Label: Hassle Records
Genre: Punk Rock
Quality: flac lossless
Total Time: 00:34:33
Total Size: 253 mb
WebSite: Album Preview
Alkaline Trio This Addiction Deluxe Edition Rare
Tracklist
01. This Addiction
02. Dine, Dine My Darling
03. Lead Poisoning
04. Dead on the Floor
05. The American Scream
06. Off The Map
07. Draculina
08. Eating Me Alive
09. Piss and Vinegar
10. Dorothy
11. Fine
This Addiction was promoted as a return to roots for the Alkaline Trio, no doubt as a ploy to bait old fans who have been waiting over ten years for the second coming of Goddamnit! With Matt Allison (the producer responsible for most of the band's earliest work) manning the boards and new label Epitaph footing the bill, things looked promising. The lead single and title track was a great start, and showed itself to be close to a return to form, with its blazing surge of guitars and slightly vintage feel (traces of 'My Friend Peter' can be heard), and it seemed to reveal a band with something to prove. However, the deeper you get into This Addiction the more apparent it becomes that the model for their punk past must be From Here to Infirmary (not the heralded classic Goddamnit!), since the end result is still the same polished album full of vaguely gothic and bloody references where characters like Draculina live - no real bitterness, sore-throat defiance, or endearing heartache to be found. Despite their efforts to convince listeners otherwise, Alkaline Trio just can't seem to recapture the spirit of their early days, when purpose and emotion fueled every note. Instead, one is left with totally competent - and at times, yes, catchy - songs that ring just a bit too hollow compared to the urgent leave-it-all-on-the-floor guts of those earliest releases. Once the listener gets past the initial bait and switch, This Addiction takes a few spins to sink in, but when it does, several tracks do stick out of the bunch, the title track and 'Off the Map' being some of the strongest. Dan Andriano has a solid showing, but with only three songs compared to Matt Skiba's eight, it would have been nice to hear him more, especially since Skiba's lyrics leave much to be desired. So despite the polished and punchy singalong choruses, This Addiction is really just more of the same recycled melodies from the Trio rather than any sort of rebirth. Those who have been enjoying what the Alkaline Trio have been releasing for the better part of the 2000s will love This Addiction all the same, but everyone else who still clings to hope of the band reclaiming its former fury may finally just throw up their hands and move on.
01. This Addiction
02. Dine, Dine My Darling
03. Lead Poisoning
04. Dead on the Floor
05. The American Scream
06. Off The Map
07. Draculina
08. Eating Me Alive
09. Piss and Vinegar
10. Dorothy
11. Fine
This Addiction was promoted as a return to roots for the Alkaline Trio, no doubt as a ploy to bait old fans who have been waiting over ten years for the second coming of Goddamnit! With Matt Allison (the producer responsible for most of the band's earliest work) manning the boards and new label Epitaph footing the bill, things looked promising. The lead single and title track was a great start, and showed itself to be close to a return to form, with its blazing surge of guitars and slightly vintage feel (traces of 'My Friend Peter' can be heard), and it seemed to reveal a band with something to prove. However, the deeper you get into This Addiction the more apparent it becomes that the model for their punk past must be From Here to Infirmary (not the heralded classic Goddamnit!), since the end result is still the same polished album full of vaguely gothic and bloody references where characters like Draculina live - no real bitterness, sore-throat defiance, or endearing heartache to be found. Despite their efforts to convince listeners otherwise, Alkaline Trio just can't seem to recapture the spirit of their early days, when purpose and emotion fueled every note. Instead, one is left with totally competent - and at times, yes, catchy - songs that ring just a bit too hollow compared to the urgent leave-it-all-on-the-floor guts of those earliest releases. Once the listener gets past the initial bait and switch, This Addiction takes a few spins to sink in, but when it does, several tracks do stick out of the bunch, the title track and 'Off the Map' being some of the strongest. Dan Andriano has a solid showing, but with only three songs compared to Matt Skiba's eight, it would have been nice to hear him more, especially since Skiba's lyrics leave much to be desired. So despite the polished and punchy singalong choruses, This Addiction is really just more of the same recycled melodies from the Trio rather than any sort of rebirth. Those who have been enjoying what the Alkaline Trio have been releasing for the better part of the 2000s will love This Addiction all the same, but everyone else who still clings to hope of the band reclaiming its former fury may finally just throw up their hands and move on.
Alkaline Trio This Addiction (Deluxe CD with DVD) Epitaph 87077.2 Released on February 23, 2010. $22.25 Buy: It’s been 11 years since Alkaline Trio released their first full-length album, Goddamnit. In that time, they’ve toured the world, sold over a million records, and expanded their sound radically beyond their original straight-ahead.
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