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THE EMPIRE SHALL FALL: 'Awaken' Performance Video Available - Nov. 16, 2009
Video footage of Providence, Rhode Island's freshly-minted metallic hardcore powerhouse THE EMPIRE SHALL FALL performing the title track from its debut album, "Awaken", can be viewed below.

"Awaken" will be released on THE EMPIRE SHALL FALL guitarist Nick Sollecito's own Angle Side Side Records on November 17.

Featuring the vocal talents of ex-KILLSWITCH ENGAGE throat Jesse Leach, THE EMPIRE SHALL FALL's sound is rooted in metal/hardcore, citing luminaries AT THE GATES, MESHUGGAH, and EDGE OF SANITY as major inspirations. However, "Awaken" also draws heavily upon the band members' combined interests in jazz, punk, and experimental music to create a compelling blend of melody, brutality, and sheer determination that is impossible to pin down and sure to intrigue fans of REFUSED, AT THE DRIVE IN, DEFTONES, and BETWEEN THE BURIED AND ME.

Fueled by political outrage and a never-ending search for truth, the band's message is as potent as their music, and serves as a call to arms for a lost generation. Advocating positivity, unity, and empowerment and taking cues from legendary rabble-rousers and free thinkers like Jello Biafra, Benjamin Franklin, Cynthia McKinney, and Ron Paul, THE EMPIRE SHALL FALL's passion for and dedication to their political causes forms the backbone of the band and sets them a head and shoulders apart from their peers.

"Awaken" track listing:

01. Awaken
02. Lords of War
03. Voices Forming Weapons
04. Choir of Angels
05. We the People
06. These Colors Bleed
07. Our Own
08. The Kingdom

The effort was produced by THE EMPIRE SHALL FALL guitarist Marcus de Lisle. Vocals were recorded at Sound Ape in Providence. The album artwork was created by Matt Yazuita and mixing/mastering duties for the album were handled by Sean Small (ABACABB, WE WERE GENTLEMEN, FRIDAY NIGHT BOYS).

THE EMPIRE SHALL FALL is:

Jesse Leach - Vocals
Jake Davenport - Guitar
Marcus de Lisle - Guitar
Nick Sollecito - Bass
Jeff Pitts - Drums

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/theempireshallfall.



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COMMENT | nice
posted by : metal6head6
11/16/2009 5:55:14 PM

but was hoping it was an actual live performance. either way, I absolutely can't wait for my pre-order to arrive in the mail. I broke down and streamed the album this weekend and it's fucking fantastic. Revocation will have to take a little break for t.e.s.f.

COMMENT |
posted by : Failedterritory
11/16/2009 6:04:32 PM

I think this project is pretty decent, but I really wish Seemless hadn't broken up. They were a very unique band that had their niche.

COMMENT |
posted by : HigherLearning
11/16/2009 6:46:11 PM

I really liked Seemless but wouldn't call them "unique."

COMMENT | MDL
posted by : metalllk
11/17/2009 12:11:39 AM

Marcus produced the record like he wields the pipe he holds! With power! THE PIPE!!!!



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