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Their style is different from most bands you usually hear on TV or the us every song on there cd packs a different punch. Every song is amazing and has its own good qualities to it. It is probably one of the best cds i have ever heard front to back. I can't believe it hasn't melted yet, everytime i put it in it plays til its done. I am not big on MTV sellout bands, but RJA had a sound that i really enjoyed, so i bought the cd the day it came out. I like to pride myself on listening to alot of music that alot of people don't know or havent really heard before, so when I first saw facedown on MTV2, I didnt really pay much attention, but i went online and gave it a listen. It was probably the best 12 bucks I have ever spent. I never usually purchase cds, and this is one of the first ones I've purchased in a while. The past few years I have been listening to mainly punk, emo, hardcore, and every other rock genre you can think of. When it comes to music, I probably have the broadest taste compared to just about anyone. In addition to simply listening pleasure, some of the tracks are good for background music while working out or playing videogames. A couple other tracks are also different recordings or productions than the ones I'd heard before.Д®ither way, it's a solid album and can be purchased pretty cheap. I sorta like the other version a bit more but they're both good. In fact, if they'd dropped 'Damn Regret', 'Cat and Mouse', and 'Seventeen Ain't So Sweet' and put those three on there, I would have given it 5 stars.ДЄnother note is that for those wondering which version of 'Face Down' is on the album, it's the less 'screamo' version. (Getting By, Kins & Carroll, and 20-Hour Drive come to mind). The only real disappointment is that a couple other tracks by RJA I had previewed online and liked, were not on this album. The others are alright, and the extra track The Grim Goodbye is pretty good. I was most impressed with the first five tracks In Fate's Hands, Waiting, False Pretense, Face Down, Misery Loves Its Company, as well as Atrophy, and Justify. You know what, they might even be just that, but their album is still pretty good, and that's what really matters. I have to admit, when I first heard about this band and viewed their website, everything about them screamed 'cookie-cutter pop/punk/screamo band'. If you're itching for something new, fun, and energetic then look no further. Sure, they do delve into that genre a bit here and there, but they add other elements of rock that help create their own sound. I was quick to dismiss The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus as another whiney emo band after their first track, but the more I listened, the more they won me over. 'Justify' has one of those memorable riffs that make you want to take guitar lessons.

'Atrophy' walks the line between emo and punk rock with its charging progression and belting vocals. Monster riffs run rampant on 'Damn Regret.' Somehow in the onslaught of distortion, the group manages to pull of some great multi-part vocals. Smooth vocal melodies continue throughout the track, along with more piano enhancement. An unexpected piano piece sets the ballad 'Cat and Mouse' into motion. Driving rhythms and harmonic vocals set the pace for 'Waiting.' Chugga-chugga riffage dominate 'Face Down,' while the storyline delves into domestic violence. If you had to pick out two things that stand out when listening to 'In Fates Hand' you'd most certainly mention the quick-fire drum beats and riot inducing vocals.

The red jumpsuit apparatus discography zip