Album
Homesick
2009 · Rock
23 collectors on Gatefold own this

Homesick is a Metal album by A Day To Remember, originally released in 2009. On Gatefold: 43 pressings tracked, owned by 23 collectors.
About
A Day to Remember's third album finds the band perfecting an aggressive hybrid of dense metalcore and spring-loaded pop-punk. This leads to electric songs in which buoyant verses pair with drilling guitar breakdowns ("NJ Legion Iced Tea") and lightning-fast rhythms interweave with midtempo harmonies (the rapid-fire title track). Anchoring these sonic contrasts is frontman Jeremy McKinnon, who veers from feral growls and yearning pleas at the drop of a hat, especially on anthems like "The Downfall of Us All" and "Mr. Highway's Thinking About the End."
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Tracklist
- 1The Downfall Of Us All3:29
- 2My Life For Hire3:33
- 3I'm Made Of Wax, Larry, What Are You Made Of?3:00
- 4NJ Legion Iced Tea3:31
- 5Mr. Highway's Thinking About The End4:15
- 6Have Faith In Me3:08
- 7Welcome To The Family2:59
- 8Homesick3:56
- 9Holdin' It Down For The Underground3:23
- 10You Already Know What You Are1:27
- 11Another Song About The Weekend3:45
- 12If It Means A Lot To You4:03
Sound DNA
- Metal
- Metalcore
- heavy
- intense
- punky
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Alex ShelnuttBAND , DRUMS DRUMS
- Jeremy McKinnonBAND , VOCALS LEAD VOCALS VOCALS
- Joshua WoodardBAND , BASS BASS BASS GUITAR
- Kevin SkaffGUITAR LEAD GUITAR
- Neil WestfallBAND , GUITAR GUITAR RHYTHM GUITAR
- Tom DenneyBAND , GUITAR GUITAR
- Dave GuynnGUEST, HARMONICA HARMONICA HARMONICA, GUEST
- Mike HranicaGUEST, VOCALS VOCALS VOCALS, GUEST
- Sierra KusterbeckGUEST, VOCALS VOCALS VOCALS, GUEST
- Vincent BennettGUEST, VOCALS VOCALS VOCALS, GUEST
23 collectors on Gatefold own this · 43 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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