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Title: Between the Heart and the Synapse
Release date: 26 April, 2005
Record label: Triple Crown
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Official website: The Receiving End Of Sirens
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Tracklisting
1. Prologue
2. Planning a Prison Break
3. Rival Cycle
4. Evidence
5. War of All Against All
6. ...Then I Defy You, Stars
7. Intermission
8. This Armistice
9. Broadcast Quality
10. Flee the Factory
11. Dead Men Tell No Tales
12. Venona
13. Epilogue
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Send to a FriendBased in Boston, MA, this sonically enhanced quintet pulsates with an explosive blend of soaring instrumentals, impassioned vocals and electronically infused arrangements. Assembling just over one year ago, the band’s members buckled down in a two-bedroom apartment, abiding by a daily regiment of marathon practices. Unleashing their voltage upon the world at a debut performance alongside Hot Rod Circuit and Midtown at a local college show, they haven’t looked back since.
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Making their live show their bread and butter, TREOS would hit the road at every opportunity they got. It wasn’t long until they’d take the Northeast and Midwest by storm, playing out with the likes of Mae, Armor For Sleep and Straylight Run in support of their self-funded EP. Presently on the road with Senses Fail, which is to be followed by a stint with He Is Legend and Warped Tour dates, the band has been leaving a string of unhinged jaws in their wake.
After taking notice of both the band’s sound and drive, Triple Crown Records took an interest and soon enough, went to contract with them. Heading into the studio with producer Matt Squire (Northstar, Thrice) – who also produced their aforementioned EP – the band’s vision found an outlet through Squire’s mastery and spawned an album that immediately sparked a buzz. Entitled Between The Heart And The Synapse, the record showcases the band’s most pioneering work to date – finding its place somewhere between Thrice and The Refused. After just one listen, one might consider their innovative sound a jolt to the genre, but such an assumption would pre-suppose that their music is even limited to one.
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