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The Learning Curve: A Fresh Crop Of New Bands To Try

January 13th, 2009 10:20am EST Post a comment

(The Learning Curve) Red and the Confession bring the heavy, Driver Side Impact and Fair to Midland bring post-hardcore goodness that we all know and love

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Wed Jan 14 2009 12:08:34 By: ghostkat33 (

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Some good stuff in there, but unfortunately you missed that The Confession broke up back in January of 2008. Too bad, definitely most listenable of the 5, just a little ahead of Black Light Burns.

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Wed Feb 4 2009 17:40:45 By: sinisterurge (

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Hey - first off, thanks for reading. Second, yeah I knew the Confession broke up but I didnt want to put that in the article. I just wanted people to check them out. I was upset when they broke up because I still think they were better than Avenged Sevenfold.

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Mon Mar 30 2009 01:22:36 By: WilliamDaWillz09 (

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dude thanks. lol this article is like old by now haha but the group 'Red' rocks. Wes B's 'BLB' was different, idk what to say about them lol maybe they're okay. The confession had it going on, but the production was low and it's hard to listen to music if it isn't recorded well. Driver side we're alright, the singer kinda sounded a lil' punkish. Senses Fail have a somewhat punkish singer but his voice is amazing(along with the music chorus's and structures), but driver side was okay.
thanks for the article. 'Red' just rocks. haha later =]

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