Artist .........:  Silverstein
Title ..........:  Discovering The Waterfront
Genre ..........:  Hardcore
Subgenre .......:  Rock, Post-Hardcore, Emocore, Melodic Hardcore
Label ..........:  Victory Records
Language .......:  English

Year ...........:  2006
Street Date ....:  09.17.2006

Source .........:  WEB (FLAC)
Bit Depth ......:  16 Bit
Sample Rate ....:  44.1 kHz
Mode ...........:  Stereo
Size ...........:  309.49 MB
Tracks .........:  12

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Url: https://silversteinmusic.com/

Track List:

01.Your Sword Versus My Dagger                                        02:59
02.Smile In Your Sleep                                                03:14
03.The Ides Of March                                                  03:27
04.Fist Wrapped In Blood                                              02:57
05.Discovering The Waterfront                                         04:45
06.Defend You                                                         03:28
07.My Heroine                                                         03:28
08.Always And Never                                                   03:50
09.Already Dead                                                       03:17
10.Three Hours Back                                                   03:35
11.Call It Karma                                                      04:14
12.Rodeo Clown (Lifetime Cover)                                       02:11

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Discovering the Waterfront is the second studio album by Canadian
post-hardcore band Silverstein. The album was promoted with three music
videos for the tracks "Smile in Your Sleep", "Discovering the
Waterfront", and "My Heroine".

When a band combines hardcore, power pop, and math rock, the results
can be pretty tedious -- not because the combination isn't a good one,
but because it's what just about everyone seems to be doing these days.
Silverstein avoids the sing-then-scream-then-7/8-guitar-break doldrums
in a couple of ways. Importantly, they keep the screaming to a tasteful
minimum, using it as a spice rather than a main ingredient. By so
doing, they ensure that the screaming actually carries emotional
meaning instead of turning into aural wallpaper. Equally importantly,
they deliver their beautiful melodies and tight, rich harmonies with
just as much muscle as they do their more abrasive moments, which keeps
either aspect of their sound from coming across as just a gimmick. And
the odd-metered guitar breaks are both few and brief, which keeps them
interesting and enjoyable as well. The result is, basically, power pop
for the new millennium -- and a remarkably mature sound for a band that
has only been together for a few years. Every track is well worth
hearing, but the ones that will keep you hitting the repeat button are
the beautiful "Your Sword vs. My Dagger," the double-entendre-laden "My
Heroine" and "Call It Karma," with its blissfully wanky twin-guitar
solo. Highly recommended.
(C) Rick Anderson /TiVo

Silverstein:
Shane Told - vocals
Paul Koehler - drums
Neil Boshart - guitar
Josh Bradford - guitar
Billy Hamilton - bass guitar

Additional musicians:
Sean Mackin - string arrangement, violin
Rodney Wirtz - violin, viola, cello
Curtis Mathewson - mellotron, synths on "My Heroine"
Shane Told - guitars on "Fist Wrapped in Blood", "My Heroine" and "Call
It Karma"
Billy Hamilton - additional vocals on "Smile in Your Sleep",
"Discovering the Waterfront", "Defend You" and "Three Hours Back"
Silverstein, Gohan and Chris, Julia, Cameron Webb, Nick Over It and his
buddy Ryan - group vocals

Production:
Cameron Webb - producer, engineer, mixing
Sergio Chavez, Steve Genewick, David Fricks - additional engineering
Scott Komer, Cory Gash - pre-production recording
Brian Gardner - mastering
Mike Fasano - drum tech
Paul Koehler, Silverstein - art direction
Martin Wittfooth - artwork
Gordie Ball - photo
Doublej - layout

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