Pallbearer's 2012 release Sorrow And Extinction was widely loved. It was on every end of year list. Expectations have been high for their second album to be released on Tuesday, Foundations Of Burden. Don't worry, Foundations Of Burden is just as good as Sorrow And Extinction. Pallbearer made their sound even bigger. There's more depth. The sound is fully three dimensional. I was so excited about this new album that I shared it with my nine-year-old nephew via Facebook Messenger. He didn't enjoy it as much as I did.
Me:
Want to hear something cool?
My Nine-Year-Old Nephew:
what
Me:
http://profoundlorerecords.bandcamp.com/album/foundations-of-burden
My Nine-Year-Old Nephew:
im already listening to dead kennedys right now
Me:
Pause that for this song. This is more like Black Sabbath.
My Nine-Year-Old Nephew:
whaa dead kennedys rulee
Me:
They do, but this is different. This is heavy.
My Nine-Year-Old Nephew:
okay im going to try to listend to it
Me:
Cool, let me know what you think.
My Nine-Year-Old Nephew:
ugh its good but sounds to much like nickel back
Me:
What do you mean?
My Nine-Year-Old Nephew:
like the singing, it sound like nickle back and ozzzy
Me:
What do you think about the guitars though?
My Nine-Year-Old Nephew:
its fine
Me:
What do they remind you of?
My Nine-Year-Old Nephew:
nickle back and blacksabbath
Me:
What does the music make you want to do?
My Nine-Year-Old Nephew:
just chill out really
Me:
Fair enough.
My Nine-Year-Old Nephew:
well im sticking with old school stuff then
Me:
What do you mean?
My Nine-Year-Old Nephew:
im sticking with stuff like the clash and ramones
-Z
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