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Due to some honest misunderstandings, a link to a new, leaked Showbread song was posted in the thread that was clearly made before this one. To keep in line with CAA policy and to prevent further problems regarding the old thread, we've made this new thread for further discussion of the new album. Here, once again, is the first post, as written by Cognitive_Gear:</modnote>

Cognitive_Gear wrote:Showbread's upcomming album "The Fear of God" has had it's track list announced.


1. I'm Lost
2. Nothing Matters Anymore
3. Lost Connection With The Head
4. Regret Consumes Me
5. Out Of My Mind
6. Vehement
7. The Great Emasculation
8. Shepherd, No Sheep
9. Let There Be Raw
10. I Think I'm Going To See You
11. Precursor
12. The Fear Of God
13. Until We Meet Again

Source.
They have also posted the lyrics for the song, "Nothing Matters Anymore".

This summer has been incredible, musically. It looks like this will be yet another fantastic summer '09 release.

Continue to discuss~!

All that being said, they have a new song on their MySpace, "Lost Connection With the Head." It's pretty daggum awesome. XD

Yeah, sweet song...Isn't that going to be their new music video?

Neat,I've never heard of this band before.
I'm digging it.
Nice use of electronic in their sound.

That's the weakest new track I've heard.

The first leaked track should be their single.

Favorite song yet. "The Great Emasculation" was good, but not this good.

I just pre-ordered this from smartpunk, it's coming with an autographed booklet. I'm really excited.

New song "Vehement" on their myspace.

It is my least favorite yet, I am afraid. Too repetitive.

Not my fave of the ones I've heard so far, but I really like the lyrics.

I'm listening to it right now.
Good song but I still think "Nothing Matters Anymore" is my fav.

Yeah, Vehement is alright. It's pretty catchy. I think I'll enjoy it more once I see how it fits into the context of the record.

The Great Emasculation is up on their Myspace now.
I'm loving this one.

Sudden realization: this is out tomorrow. I am so stoked. XD

Seriously. I hope I can get a hard copy before I go off to school.

I'm totally stoked to get a hard copy. I should get it in the mail by tomorrow.

I'm listening to it now.

It's so good. I'll have more thoughts later after I've given it a couple of more spins.

My brother's came in the mail yesterday along with the shirt.
Such an amazing CD. ^_^

I bought it today and just listened to it. Good stuff.

Just picked it up at Best Buy. I'm kind of happy that, when I saw the disc, I was like "WAIT this looks JUST LIKE No Sir, Nihilism--oh wait." XDD I can't wait to listen to it. XD

EDIT:

Oh, also? I would just like to say that, regarding Let There Be Raw: I so, so called it. XDD

Good good stuff. It's pretty rad. I need to give it a few more listens before a real judgement on it. But regardless it's one of the best CD's of the year already.

Radical Dreamer wrote:EDIT:

Oh, also? I would just like to say that, regarding Let There Be Raw: I so, so called it. XDD

Yes. That song made me smile so much, XD.

This CD is definitely amazingtastic. The only song that I don't really like much is "Shepherd, No Sheep." Which isn't bad but doesn't nearly live up to the rest of the album.

lol I like that song. I want to use it every time someone is a jerk on the internet.

That Dude (post: 1338692) wrote:This CD is definitely amazingtastic. The only song that I don't really like much is "Shepherd, No Sheep." Which isn't bad but doesn't nearly live up to the rest of the album.

Oh man, I think that song is fantastic. XD It's so catchy. In fact, those four songs around the middle of the album, including "The Great Emasculation," "Shepherd, No Sheep," "Let There Be Raw," and "I Think I'm Going to See You," very well might be my favorites, along with The Fear of God. I love this album, though; I've been listening to it a lot and I think it's so excellent. XD

You guys might know this but showbread has released the video for "Vehement". Video here
The video is very unique; I like it.
Also, they were working on "Lost Connection With the Head".

This CD is okay.

I've come to terms with the fact that

A) Tae is gone

and

B) They will never be able to touch No Sir, Nihilism is Not Practical.

The Nine Inch Nails influence laced throughout the "post-Tae" era of Showbread is too consistent to attempt to ignore.
And I don't think Showbread pulls it off that well.
I'd rather have them rip off Refused than Nine Inch Nails because I feel as if Showbread was better at playing Refused's style than Refused was but....

" when it comes to trying to top nine inch nails,
showbread fails"

Tommy (post: 1342086) wrote:This CD is okay.

I've come to terms with the fact that

A) Tae is gone

and

B) They will never be able to touch No Sir, Nihilism is Not Practical.

The Nine Inch Nails influence laced throughout the "post-Tae" era of Showbread is too consistent to attempt to ignore.
And I don't think Showbread pulls it off that well.
I'd rather have them rip off Refused than Nine Inch Nails because I feel as if Showbread was better at playing Refused's style than Refused was but....

" when it comes to trying to top nine inch nails,
showbread fails"

http://www.musicmademe.com/song/lyrics/373519

Radical Dreamer (post: 1342168) wrote:http://www.musicmademe.com/song/lyrics/373519

I'm fully aware that music is bashing their fans that only want them to play No Sir over and over again.

I don't want to hear No Sir again.

I want to hear them be themselves and pull off an album that's just as good as that one.
And the Fear of God, in my opinion (which I'm entitled to have), musically doesn't live up to it.

I don't care what style they run with. As long as it's good.

Tommy (post: 1342233) wrote:And the Fear of God, in my opinion (which I'm entitled to have)

Indeed; I'm just suggesting you be a touch more humble about it.

Was I coming across as arrogant or prideful?

If I was, I never intended to.
I'm just the kind of guy that throws his exact opinion out there when asked and never sugar coats anything.

Personally, I'm glad that Showbread strayed away from the Refused esque sound.
"Age of Reptiles" was an extremely catchy, fun album while didn't live up to No Sir, was still great in it's own way.

However, when Anorexia-Nervosa was released, you could tell Josh Dies has been listening to ALOT of Nine Inch Nails, and I just don't feel like Showbread pulls off that influence well.

The influence, while far more subtle, is smudged all over The Fear of God, and it kind of leaves a sour taste in my mouth when it comes to their music.

However, they pull off the Weezer touch quite well.

So yes, I enjoy The Fear of God.
However, I feel as if it is fair to compare to their old material seeing how it is the same band and quite frankly, my expectations were far too high.