Finch

What It Is To Burn

Editor's Review:

While this six-man group's sound is slightly reminiscent of the tight guitar, superb vocals and refreshing new rock vibe of other Drive-Thru bands like New Found Glory and Fenix TX, Finch's rap-rock tracks are layered with digital synthesizers and lead the band down the emo-agro-rock route with violent spurts of energy. Finch's personal, non-political messages are enveloped with love and pain, marked by simple rhythms and melodies that casually diversify from song to song. "Ender" is gradual, starting much like a ballad; the tempo picks up as the increasingly furious guitar chords deviate from the song's previous steadiness. Both agro-rock and new school fans might find Finch an interesting addition to their collection, though be warned: The thick digital programming enhances Finch's already modern edge, accentuating the fast bass lines and a fluctuating percussion.
- Brooke Haley


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Record Label Drive-Thru Records
Released June 2002

Tracks

  1. New Beginnings
  2. Letters to You
  3. Post Script
  4. Grey Matter
  5. Perfection Through Silence
  6. Awake
  7. Without You Here
  8. Stay With Me
  9. Project Mayhem
  10. Untitled
  11. Three Simple Words
  12. Ender
  13. What it is to Burn
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