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Senses Fail entered the studio in 2002 with producer John Naclerio, recording two three-song demos. The material turned into an EP called, From The Depths of Dreams. The response to the disc was so strong that just a couple weeks after its release, the band was being courted by larger labels. The collection sold well, and the band supported it with numerous well-recieved tours, including Finch, Millencolin, and The Starting Line. From The Depths of Dreams would later be re-issued with two bonus tracks.
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Senses Fail has honed their post-hardcore aggro melodicism to a razor’s edge (three Warped tours in a row will do that), but they’ve ... begun to wear their Metallica damage on their collective sleeve. “Sick or Sane,” for instance, is indeed sick, complete with double-kick-drum fire power and face-melting solo. It’s a three-minute fusillade of machine-gun guitar punctuated by Nielsen’s otherworldly growl. Exhibiting his knack for black humor, he sings, “And the white coats just won’t get it/ I’m a genius with a headache.”
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The history of Senses Fail starts with Garrett Zablocki, in 2002 recruiting members through an advertisement on the Internet a year before the formation of the band. The current singer, Buddy Nielsen, read the article and Garrett brought his friend Dave Miller from a band he had played with previously. Later, the bass player Mike Glita, former drummer for Tokyo Rose (band) joined the lineup.[1]
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The band Senses Fail wants fans to make a video for The Priest and The Matador. NetStudio is hosting the contest and will be producing the winning video’s concept. First prize winner gets a 30GB video iPod and $250 in cash with other prizes to be awarded for additional concepts and user-generated reviews of the videos. The Priest and The Matador will be the third single off the band’s latest Vagrant Records release, Still Searching.
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Senses Fail entered the studio in 2002 with producer John Naclerio, recording two three-song demos. The material was released by ECA Records as the EP From the Depths of Dreams, and the response to the disc was so strong that just a couple weeks after its release, the band was being courted by larger labels. Eventually, they signed with Drive-Thru Records, which, in April 2003 reissued From the Depths of Dreams with two extra tracks. The collection sold well, and the band supported it with numerous well-received tours, including Finch, Millencolin the Starting Line.
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Fourtunately, Senses Fail's brains are matched by their brawn. Let It Enfold You is a powerful, inviting and triumphant manifesto of youthful energy and turmoil. From the tumbling rhythms and piercing guitar fill of the storming "Tie Her Down" to the tuneful vocal harmonies and blood-chilling screams of "You're Cute When You Scream" to the surging, stop-start rhythms and pointed vocals of "Bite To Break Skin" the band delivers with the consistency and power of veterans, not an outfit that has only been around since 2002.
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