64. Million Dead "Harmony No Harmony"
Million Dead were England's answer to At the Drive-In. Releasing two albums and a handful of EPs Million Dead had a short but prolific career breaking up in 2005 saying they'd "rather leave a good-looking corpse."
Fronted by Frank Turner who idolizes Black Flag and was known for his intense vocal delivery going from melodic singing to something between rapping and screaming with bizarre political lyrical themes and imagery. Million Dead played post-hardcore ranging from a more soft style that can out of nowhere explode into a frenzy and sometimes was just a frenzy all the way through. Similar to Reuben, Hundred Reason and At the Drive-In.
Harmony No Harmony was their final album and while it showed at times, a more softer side to the band they were certainly no less passionate. Some of my favorite tracks are: Living the Dream, Harmony No Harmony, Achilles Lung, After the Rush Hour, Carthego Est Delenda and To Whom It May Concern.
Favorite Song: Living the Dream
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