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Ever Forthright: debut album released, available for streaming

Submitted by breakdown on Tue, 13/12/2011 - 08:46
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Ever Forthright have released their 12-track self-titled debut album, which is available for streaming and for purchase from the band's Bandcamp and Bigcartel pages. The album is also available on the SoundCloud page of The NewReview website. They have also released the instrumental version of it, which is available on their Bandcamp page as well. Listen to them below.

Stream / purchase the album on Bandcamp.
Stream / purchase the instrumental version on Bandcamp.
Purchase the CD on Bigcartel.

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Submitted by PrOdoxoxon on Thu, 26/01/2012 - 19:50.

Ever Forthright have succesfully released the most successful and epic debut album of all time, congratulations everyone that gets to hear this for the remaining years humans have not evolved past ears

Submitted by dbilidb on Sun, 01/01/2012 - 04:23.

Awesome album =)

Submitted by Opusvoid on Fri, 23/12/2011 - 05:11.

In my opinion; the best was saved for last.

Truly a piece of art. I feel like admiring some Rembrandt and then burning it afterwards.

Submitted by HB_Dad on Fri, 23/12/2011 - 02:10.

S1L3nCe...whatever

This CD has now rocketed to my favorite Djent CD of the year and is my second favorite CD overall second only (and a close second mind you) to the Devin Townsend Project's "Deconstruction". Track 6 makes me want to smash something (in a good way), but tracks 9, 10, and 12 are my biggest favorites currently.

Submitted by HOKENSTYFE on Thu, 22/12/2011 - 00:50.

It's not too bad! I was expecting a more mature affair, though! There was sax, more towards the ends of songs, until the 5th track! That is where this cd began to get interesting for me. For some reason I wasn't thinking it would be so angst-fully/djent...but more adult jazz-oriented. A little mis-leading! The sixth track has a progressive tone, effect driven, but good! Over-all 7.5/8, out of 10! Not bad, definitely worth your time, if your into kick-ass music that's offering something a little different!

As they get older, I can see this being my favorite band! Meshuggah meets Gohren & Der Club of Gore!(if you haven't checked out G&DCG/ do yourself a favor, try it)!

Submitted by tkajr7 on Sun, 18/12/2011 - 20:15.

apparently instrumental tracks arent music anymore...?

Submitted by S1L3nCe on Sun, 18/12/2011 - 16:53.

HB_Dad... dontknowiftrollingorjuststupid.jpg

Submitted by themidnightbard on Sun, 18/12/2011 - 00:58.

Within this 'djenre', if you will, (and I don't care what you say about the D-word, it is in the name of this website and you'll get over it) there seems to be a collective love for "baouuw", "djent", "chunnnnn" "ch-b-bao, ch-baooou" and other likewise onomatopoeia. The difference between these bands is in the atmosphere. I listen to Tesseract when I need a reality check and to re-center. I listen to Vildhjarta when I'm ready to destroy something and/or return from the dead. Uneven Structure makes me want the others to arrive NOW and my ears to melt from pure drone-gasm. Periphery is party time - it always brings me up. Cilice seems to make me foam at the mouth and twitch a tad? Don't resist!.. you get what I'm saying. You all know the emotions you feel from each one - maybe mine are the same as some of you too. I'm sure Ever Forthright will fit your tiny palates as well. Besides, your iPods still have plenty of space left on them you elitist consumer whores... ;P

Submitted by busted on her on Sat, 17/12/2011 - 18:56.

Yeah, you're right benanne. As usual. I'm keeping my comments to myself ha.

Submitted by Sickdex on Sat, 17/12/2011 - 12:32.

Can't argue with that, strong arguments, totally agree.

Submitted by benanne on Sat, 17/12/2011 - 12:10.

Comments like "how anyone could enjoy X more than Y is beyond me" kinda grind my gears. Have you considered that maybe they don't enjoy music in the same fashion as you do? Perhaps they like and appreciate different aspects of the music? IMO, the fact that you can't understand why their preferences are different says more about you than it does about them Tongue

Submitted by Sickdex on Sat, 17/12/2011 - 11:33.

I don't listen it yet but saying that is better than Masstaden and Februus it's a risky comment. I'm going to check it out and see it by myself.

Submitted by busted on her on Sat, 17/12/2011 - 09:19.

This album is growing on me. I wasn't feeling it too much the first time around because I felt that it was to close to Periphery in terms of singing. It will make my top 10 for sure though.

Haha, yes! Thank you HB Dad. Uneven Structure's album was good but how anyone could put it past Vildjharta much less this album is beyond me.

Submitted by HB_Dad on Sat, 17/12/2011 - 08:14.

Better than Februus "a stretch"? You've got to be fucking kidding me! Februus had too many interludes and disc 2 was pointless! It was like a cat fell asleep on a keyboard for 35 minutes! The actual songs on that album are fantastic but there are not enough! Even if there were, it's hard to beat the musicianship and songwriting of EF! To top it off, 75 of the 78 minutes on EF is pure music (there's only one short instrumental track) so it is also a great purchase value!

Submitted by BioCentric on Fri, 16/12/2011 - 20:17.

Fuckinn Bad. asss!!!

Submitted by kennnyroy on Fri, 16/12/2011 - 15:27.

It's pretty good but for me, saying it's better than Masstaden or Februus is a hell of a stretch

Submitted by Luga on Fri, 16/12/2011 - 10:25.

Ever Forthright > Masstaden 4 me.

Flame in 3,2,1....

Submitted by woundinsociety1 on Thu, 15/12/2011 - 23:32.

Love both the instrumental and vocal mixes.... truellyy an extraordinaryyy release. I think this may make the top five!

Submitted by HB_Dad on Sat, 17/12/2011 - 03:09.

My CD finally arrived this morning! AFter a complete playthrough on my way to work (yes, all 78 minutes of it), I can honestly say it is close to the best Djent album this year. I think Vildhjarta might be slightly better but I have a feeling this CD will continue to be a grower!

Submitted by jdwyer on Thu, 15/12/2011 - 14:48.

Honestly, i can't stop listening. If this got the same exposure as all those other bands it would definitely, without a doubt be album of the year.

Submitted by stevekimbrey on Thu, 15/12/2011 - 11:33.

I'm not even sure I'd call it djent tbh. I think their main page sums it up quite nicely (if a mouthful...)
"progressive experimental technical groove jazz metal" re-arranged slightly to give it a bit more of a ring =]

Either way, it's very cool. Adventurous.

Submitted by mysteriousdsf on Wed, 14/12/2011 - 04:04.

the ultimate result of this album regarding on 2012 will be that AVERAGE DJENT WILL NOT SURVIVE.

Submitted by mysteriousdsf on Wed, 14/12/2011 - 03:16.

jdwyer: WORD.!`

My opinion: WHAT THE FUCK IS THIS ALBUM?` This statement might seem to be a bit harsh and perhaps even offensive, but Vildhjarta and Uneven Structure (and even TesseracT, who are so fond to my heart) can go to HELL, THIS IS THE ALBUM OF THE YEAR! (After my own personal favorites, Born of Osiris' The Discovery and Shattered Skies' Reanimation.:$ ) It puts both its feet into PERIPHERY debut album's BUTT! NOT KIDDING!` This album may going to be the new standard in the genre.

Submitted by Monolith on Tue, 13/12/2011 - 20:03.

Boss album. Will not finish 1st in my top 5...buut daaaaaamn these guys are awesome!

Submitted by miko776 on Tue, 13/12/2011 - 19:20.

Instrumental part and Chris' growls - 10/10

Chris' (backstreet boys) clean vocals on the other hand are not really to my taste. Tongue

Submitted by tkajr7 on Tue, 13/12/2011 - 17:54.

i retract my previous statement

Submitted by tkajr7 on Tue, 13/12/2011 - 16:31.

im not as into this as much as some other people are. the first few songs are really awesome but it starts getting really weird with like metal rap vocals and female bluesy vocals. it also seems like they fall into a rut with the songs utilizing the same type of riff or style over and over despite all the experimentalism and progressiveness. maybe just need to give it a few more listens. at the moment though id give it maybe 8/10 but i wont vote that on the album page until ive had more time to listen to it

Submitted by jdwyer on Tue, 13/12/2011 - 15:14.


true story

Submitted by dvaldisk on Tue, 13/12/2011 - 15:06.

This is an awesome album. A must-have, Xmas present to yourself!

Submitted by Zyglrob on Tue, 13/12/2011 - 14:12.

baretto is a fucking boss Wink

Submitted by Roshambo on Tue, 13/12/2011 - 13:01.

djazzzzzzzzzzzzzz in my pants