Believes In Patterns by I Would Set Myself on Fire for You

Believes In Patterns

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Believes In Patterns

Features

1. Twelve

2. Let The Jazz Band In

3. Six

4. Terrible Noise

5. Seven

6. #

7. Three

8. So This Is Our Home

9. Eight

10. Nine

11. Country Song

Georgia’s I Would Set Myself On Fire For You has spent years creating their new album “believes in patterns” and it was definitely worth the wait. I Would Set Myself on For You have grown immensely since their debut cd. Featured on the new cd are a grand total of eleven songs. I Would’s emotive hardcore style has expanded greatly and comparing them to such bands as still life and portrait are virtually meaningless now. Utilizing all sorts of different instruments I would now possess’s a much more distinct and unique sound which is hard to exactly categorize. While the emotive screamo foundation is still present, I would’s sound now utilize such influences as pop, Americana and even country.

Reader Reviews
IWSMoFfY may be a long, cumbersome name that makes you think emo but think again. The music is complex and challenging but the vocals, rather than The Mars Volta-castro-style, are primarily screamed by the guys on guitar and bass while offset by lovely, understated singing from the female violist. The music ranges from harsh to quite beautiful and, while not emo, the performance is emotionally hard hitting. This is definitely one of my favorite releases of 2006. (not knockin' The Mars Volta, BTW; I dig them, too) Comment | Permalink | (Report this)

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