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What To Do When You Are Dead,Armor for Sleep

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Armor for Sleep
Released 2005

The Truth About Heaven
03:31
69,899 plays

Car Underwater
03:49
51,097 plays

Remember To Feel Real
03:21
44,677 plays

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- 1
- Car Underwater
- 03:49
- 51,097 plays

- 2
- The Truth About Heaven
- 03:31
- 69,899 plays

- 3
- Remember To Feel Real
- 03:21
- 44,677 plays

- 4
- Awkward Last Words
- 03:46
- 37,431 plays

- 5
- Stay On The Ground
- 04:30
- 26,208 plays

- 6
- A Quick Little Flight
- 02:12
- 19,906 plays

- 7
- The More You Talk The Less I Hear
- 04:05
- 22,076 plays

- 8
- Basement Ghost Singing
- 04:36
- 29,678 plays

- 9
- Walking At Night, Alone
- 04:14
- 26,870 plays

- 10
- I Have Been Right All Along
- 03:46
- 17,698 plays

- 11
- The End of a Fraud
- 05:11
- 18,028 plays

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album review

From the melodic, punk-charged opening anthem, "Car Underwater" to the somber, moody finale, "The End of a Fraud," Armor for Sleep's second album ups the punk/emo ante with fabulously crafted songs and a desire to challenge the norms of a movement that has grown increasingly stale. With the aforementioned parting shot, brainchild Ben Jorgensen goes dark, flirting with his inner Aaron Lewis. That's hardly to say that AFS is headed into Staind territory, as the Thursday-like "Remember to Feel Real" attests, but the group's willingness to work with producer Machine, a veteran of projects with Clutch, White Zombie and Lamb of God was a risk that paid off. From the no nonsense blast of "The Truth About Heaven" to the urgent appeal of "Awkward Last Words" it's apparent that this destined-to-be-huge New Jersey quartet (which also counts guitarist P.J. DeCicco bassist Anthony DilOnno and kitman Nash Breen) is the sum of its parts. ~ John D. Luerssen, All Music Guide