Protest The Hero

khfreek · 02-20-2011, 08:29 AM

Album leaked

Slowbro · 11-06-2012, 10:41 AM

This band has been an interesting journey to me.
The first song by them I ever heard, "Sequoya Throne", I instantly hated. Rody's vocals turned me off instantly. I couldn't pay attention to the real artistry behind his voice.
Then somehow I gave them another listen. This time it was their first LP, "Kezia" (which I still do not know how to pronounce correctly). Anyway, I also didn't like it that much, but I had it on in the background of an intense ladder session on Starcraft, so I couldn't change the album. Ha.
I quickly found myself loving a lot of different parts of the album. Then the whole thing. I couldn't stop listening to it. I then picked up "Fortress", and it was like nothing I have ever experienced. I now appreciated Rody's amazing range and loved his stylistic patterns over the absolute glory that is the instrumental.

Now, I have all three albums signed and framed on my wall, along with countless tour shirts, and a desire to live in Canada.

Any bands ever done this to you? I find it hard to understand why certain things can grow on you so well. Metal in general does this, as I am sure we have all experienced. Especially in the extreme categories. It's a strange wall to get over, and I truly wonder what it takes for someone to want to "get into" it. I'm sure you have all at one point tried to show a friend a great metal song, and they hate it. And you are shocked and cannot understand how their ears just don't pick up the awesome sounds.

Maybe I over think things.

hip hop bunny hop · 11-07-2012, 05:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Slowbro

Now, I have all three albums signed and framed on my wall, along with countless tour shirts, and a desire to live in Canada.

Your troll was undone by the underlined.

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11-06-2012, 10:41 AM	#82 (permalink)
Slowbro Groupie Join Date: Nov 2012 Location: The Internet Posts: 3	Protest the Hero This band has been an interesting journey to me. The first song by them I ever heard, "Sequoya Throne", I instantly hated. Rody's vocals turned me off instantly. I couldn't pay attention to the real artistry behind his voice. Then somehow I gave them another listen. This time it was their first LP, "Kezia" (which I still do not know how to pronounce correctly). Anyway, I also didn't like it that much, but I had it on in the background of an intense ladder session on Starcraft, so I couldn't change the album. Ha. I quickly found myself loving a lot of different parts of the album. Then the whole thing. I couldn't stop listening to it. I then picked up "Fortress", and it was like nothing I have ever experienced. I now appreciated Rody's amazing range and loved his stylistic patterns over the absolute glory that is the instrumental. Now, I have all three albums signed and framed on my wall, along with countless tour shirts, and a desire to live in Canada. Any bands ever done this to you? I find it hard to understand why certain things can grow on you so well. Metal in general does this, as I am sure we have all experienced. Especially in the extreme categories. It's a strange wall to get over, and I truly wonder what it takes for someone to want to "get into" it. I'm sure you have all at one point tried to show a friend a great metal song, and they hate it. And you are shocked and cannot understand how their ears just don't pick up the awesome sounds. Maybe I over think things. __________________ Avocado awareness is at an all time low