The screamo/melodic hardcore/post-hardcore field was undeniably crowded at the end of the '90s, and it became even more crowded in the early 2000s -- a time that saw the rise of countless screamo bands in the United States. One of them was Senses Fail, whose first full-length album, Let It Enfold You, is full of the swirling guitars, introspective lyrics and clean vocals/screaming vocals contrast that screamo bands are known for. Screamo, theoretically, is meant to serve as a bridge between hardcore and emo; some screamo units have a metallic urgency and end up sounding more hardcore than emo, whereas with Senses Fail, it's just the opposite -- Let It Enfold You is really an emo disc that incorporates some screaming. The clean vocals definitely have the upper hand, and these New Jersey residents are consistently pop-minded. Take away the screaming vocals, and Senses Fail wouldn't be radically different from Jimmy Eat World, Good Charlotte or the Promise Ring.
- Format: Vinyl
- Rock, Emo, Hardcore
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TRACKS
A1 Tie Her Down
A2 Lady In A Blue Dress
A3 You're Cute When You Scream
A4 Buried A Lie
A5 Bite To Break Skin
A6 Rum Is For Drinking, Not For Burning
A7 Slow Dance
B1 Choke On This
B2 NJ Falls Into The Atlantic
B3 Let It Enfold You
B4 Irony Of Dying On Your Birthday
B5 Angela Baker And My Obsession With Fire
B6 Martini Kiss
