The video of inside I feel
author: Jonathan
Wow...I have never seen such a dorky video!! It looks so home made. The lead singer looks so unsure of himself and silly. I cannot believe that this band's music is implied as sounding like bands such as the Black Eyed Peas, Beastie Boys or Pearl Jam!!!! NOT! You've got to be kidding! I am amazed at the marketing of this very mediocre garage band.
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The songs are as good as anything on the radio these days, and ready for prime t
author: Powerslave.com
The sound quality of Trip Device’s 2004 demo is so crisp and clear, one could probably hear if a pin dropped in the studio. The guys might drop a pin, if they felt it could contribute to their self-described wall of sound. The songs are as good as anything on the radio these days, and ready for prime time.
Considered as a whole, Countdown could be a mini rock opera tribute to the stages of death or grief. In the beginning is the denial phase, “Inside I Feel,” the inability to let go. Next is the anger that comes from being deceived, “Control Of A Nation.” The depression phase is optional, depending on the listener’s outlook and degree of bitterness. Finally, “Angry,” the bargaining and acceptance phases complete the process. However, the intent may not be three tracks combined as an emotional rollercoaster.
Individually, the tracks each paint their own pictures. Trip Device blend their electronic effects, melodies, force, and poignant lyrics to draw us dreamlike into the songs. Each one is a complete relationship, a complete political manipulation, a complete lesson learned (although the lyric is “too late to learn my lessons here” the feeling is that the knowledge was definitely gained).
Countdown is the first of a set. The next release is yet to be named, but is scheduled to come out this fall. If the follow up is likewise co-mixed and produced by Sylvia Massy Shivy (Tool, System of a Down, Powerman 5000, Econoline Crush, Love and Rockets), it should be quite a piece of art as well.
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One of the best bands on the West Coast!
author: Mateo
I saw these guys in Salt Lake City. These guys are tight! Their stuff is not the kind of music you hear on a pop radio station, although it will be soon. They are inovative and creative. I've really never heard anyone like them, maybe if you took AC/DC, God Lives Underwater, Depeche Mode, Stabbing Westward and combined them all together, you'd have something close to Trip Device!
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This is a band whose music will take your breath away... and leave singing the s
author: catchmeifyoucan
I heard these guys for the first time in Phoenix at a live show, and I couldn't get enough. The music is so powerful and singable... so much heart and talent in this band.
BUY THIS CD... YOU WON'T BE DISAPPOINTED! Read the other reviews here too... they're totally right on.
-Kara
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