Download Full Discography: Thrice.rar via Zippyshare Mediafire 4shared Torrent Genre: Post-Hardcore / Alt. Rock / Experimental Origin: USA DOWNLOAD:!!! First solve the captcha code then select file host!!! All releases are 320 kbps unless mentioned. Albums 2000 – Identity Crisis 2001 – The Illusion Of Safety 2003 – The Artist In The Ambulance 2005 – Vheissu 2007 – The Alchemy Index Vols. I & II Fire & Water 2008 – The Alchemy Index Vols.
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Major/Minor is the eighth studio album by American rock band Thrice. The album was released on September 6, 2011 through Vagrant Records. Major/Minor is Thrice’s 8th studio album, released September 6, 2011. It was the first record since Vheissu where Thrice had used an outside producer (Dave.
Yet again: brilliant. Dustin Kensrue provides beautiful lyrics and has a great band behind him that is not afraid to experiment with sounds Yet again: brilliant. Dustin Kensrue provides beautiful lyrics and has a great band behind him that is not afraid to experiment with sounds and it all comes together incredibly well. Thrice is definitely at its prime and i'm looking forward to what they will further contribute to the music industry.
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You won't find music of this caliber and intellect anymore. The psychological aspects and moral ideologies that Kensrue presents are much like reading some of the greatest works of literature. If this kind of music is for you then this album will have a lasting impression on you. I would also definitely recommend their previous album 'Beggars.' Thrice deserves much more credit then they have.
This is a special group of musicians that seem to come together to make special music. Songs to listen to: Words in the Water, Listen Through Me, Promises, Anthology. Thrice is one of the few math-rock bands that's able to experiment with different styles, and some how make it work. They're also one of the Thrice is one of the few math-rock bands that's able to experiment with different styles, and some how make it work. They're also one of the few bands that doesn't focus on the over production of their music that we're used to hearing on the radio, but more of the raw music you would hear live.
Dustin Kensrue is also a brilliant lyricist. Major/Minor is no exception, Call it in the Air, Words In The Water, Listen Through Me, Anthology, and Blinded are excellent. If you don't own this CD, it's a must own, Thrice shows once again how they're able to consistently get better. The more you listen to their CD's the more you will fall in love with Thrice. I feel like Thrice's music and I have grown up together. From the post-hardcore metal riffs and screaming angst I resonated with in high I feel like Thrice's music and I have grown up together.
From the post-hardcore metal riffs and screaming angst I resonated with in high school to the earthy, powerful rock I love today, they've come a long way and never seem to second guess taking opportunities to experiment and evolve. While Beggars was a threshold-crossing step into a new sound that, while superb, had its share of rough edges, Major/Minor not only takes those new elements forward another few steps, but polishes that new sound to a brilliant shine. I almost dropped the score to 9 for the only flaw this album seems to have; While most albums tend to ebb and flow in terms of quality and intensity, Major/Minor delivers a consistence in energy and excellence from beginning to end that doesn't give any particular songs the chance to stand out. Nothing on this album can quality as 'filler,' and prolonged listening may cause it all to blur together a bit. However, can you really dock an album points for being just that good because you've come to expect less of the music industry by default? I can't; Thrice has earned this one. Give every song on this album its well deserved and individual attention, Major/Minor is a masterpiece.
Some people may not like Thrice albums, but the band has changed over the ages. It has grown into a genre of itself, there is no other band Some people may not like Thrice albums, but the band has changed over the ages. It has grown into a genre of itself, there is no other band like Thrice and Major/Minor is a perfect example is a both a reminiscence of old Thrice mixed with a new, more mainstream Thrice sound.
Thrice has not lost its soul and still keeps me engaged after all these years. Lyrics, strong as always; some songs don't instantly touch you like Vheissu but after a listen, they're all great. Vheissu is still my favorite but Major/Minor is not far behind. We all know the danger of groups with math rock tendencies; dullness is only a repeated motif away.
However, Major/Minor avoids that pitfall We all know the danger of groups with math rock tendencies; dullness is only a repeated motif away. However, Major/Minor avoids that pitfall with some ease. What Thrice have delivered, somewhat unexpectedly, is an accomplished if rather unfashionable alternative rock album in the mould of Interpol and their ilk. Though far from a classic or even one of 2011's best, it is a worthwhile listen.