...In Shallow Seas We Sail Emery

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  • Release Date: 06/02/2009
  • Sales Rank: 13,094
  • Label: TOOTH & NAIL RECORDS
  • UPC: 5099924400923

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...In Shallow Seas We Sail

1LISTENCutthroat Collapse 3:24
2LISTENCurbside Goodbye 4:05
3LISTENInside Our Skin 3:14
4LISTENChurches and Serial Killers 2:55
5LISTENButcher's Mouth 3:14
6LISTENIn Shallow Seas We Sail 3:38
7LISTENThe Poor and the Prevalent 3:05
8LISTENThe Smile, The Face 2:41
9LISTENA Sin to Hold on to 2:48
10LISTENPiggy Bank Lies 3:22
11LISTENEdge of the World 3:52
12LISTENDear Death, Pt. 1 1:41
13LISTENDear Death, Pt. 2 3:02

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After flirting with synthesizers and smoother textures on 2007's I'm Only a Man, Emery returned to a harder sound with While Broken Hearts Prevail, a seven-song EP that attempted to placate anyone who balked at the previous album's content. Released one year later, ...In Shallow Seas We Sail continues the progress that Broken Hearts made, allowing some melodic moments to flourish but largely emphasizing the band's hardcore foundation. The result is a fairly competent screamo album, with the band making all the usual stops between hushed melancholia and guttural, scream-filled catharsis. As demonstrated by leadoff track "Cutthroat Courage," Emery's dual frontmen have learned to play off each other's strengths, and their use of overlapping, echoing melodies makes for some of the most melodically poignant moments here. While the band has yet to progress as rapidly on the lyrical front, returning fans will likely champion this as Emery's finest work. Andrew Leahey, All Music Guide

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