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Death Doesn't Deserve Me

by Love Story's End

© Copyright - Love Story's End / War Tribe Records (711574682423)
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The second release from Love Story's End, "Death Doesn't Deserve Me" examines a poem line-by-line until ending on its title track. The concept record changes directions and shift moods while always maintaining its presence of underlying aggression.
Genre: Metal/Punk: Post-Hardcore
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1. And So the Righteous
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2. Fall To Darkness
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3. Virtue Is of the Past
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4. Guilt Is A Reigning Future
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5. Purged of Ye Soul At Last
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6. Healing Hands
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9. As Angels Turn To Thee
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10. But Pure Is Flight
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11. Where Wings Ignite
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Album Notes
Love Story's End have released their long-awaited sophomore album. A darker continuation of the first release, "Death Doesn't Deserve Me" examines a poem line-by-line until ending on its title track. Blending influences ranging from indie to metalcore, this concept record can change directions and shift moods in an instant while always maintaining its presence of underlying aggression just beneath the surface. CD package includes a 16-page insert complete with lyrics.

"Death Doesn't Deserve Me" by Love Story's End
Released February 14, 2011

Produced by Mark Black & Clint Hagler.
Recorded at Riverside Studios in Moselle, MS.
Mixed, Mastered, & Engineered by Mark Black
at Cenico Studios in Biloxi, MS.
All Songs written, arranged, & performed by LSE.
© 2011 Love Story's End

Clint Hagler - vocals, guitar, keyboard
Phil Krohn - drums
Kris Hayman - guitar
Alfred Jordan - bass


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amazinmastermind
death doesn't deserve me
The second full-length release from Love Story’s End, Death Doesn’t Deserve Me, is a slasher-inspired rock album, a winning concept if ever there was one. Melodic and intense, DDDM has a complexity that’s lacking in a lot of other heavy music. It’s more than just a collection of songs – it’s an album that tells a story and rewards you for listening from start to finish.

“And So the Righteous” starts the album off on a graceful note before turning on a dime midway through, unleashing a fierceness that leads into the second track, “Fall to Darkness.” The momentum keeps building through “Virtue Is of the Past” and standout track “Guilt Is a Reigning Future,” a song with a chorus so catchy you’ll be humming it for days at a time. Sinister sing-along “Where Wings Ignite” is a fan favorite at shows, and the closing title track wraps it all up with haunting harmonies.

All in all, Death Doesn’t Deserve Me is a terrific sophomore effort from a band that deserves to be on your radar.