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Long Island's From Autumn To Ashes (or FATA to their friends) achieved success with their brand of high-octane metalcore the old-fashioned way--with the assistance of a loyal fan base, the product of an exacting performing schedule that included a high-profile 2003 Warped Tour. Their second album, THE FICTION WE LIVE, builds on the foundations of their debut, TOO BAD YOU'RE BEAUTIFUL, itself something of a departure from metal norms.
The band's imaginative take on what can often be a derivative field features airy, seemingly unpremeditated arrangements that combine the requisite half-man/half-monster vocals of lead singer Ben Perri with the more plaintive stylings of drummer/vocalist Fran Mark (whose Neil Peart-influenced percussive assault stands in wild contrast to his almost high-lonesome voicings). Songs such as "The After Dinner Payback," with its switchback tempo changes, are a dynamic shot in the arm to a genre that has found it's sometimes all too easy to forsake originality for speed and crushing volume.
Recorded in Vancouver, British Colombia, Canada.
Personnel: Francis Mark (vocals, drums); Benjamin Perri (vocals); Scott Gross, Brian Deneeve (guitar); Ben Kaplan (programming).
Audio Mixer: Christopher Shaw .
Recording information: Greenhouse Studios, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada; Plumper Mountain Sound, Gibsons, British Columbia, Cana.
From Autumn To Ashes: Francis Mark (vocals, drums); Benjamin Perri (vocals); Brian Deneeve, Scott Gross (guitar); Mike Pilato (bass).
Spin (12/03, p.128) - "...Skinned-knee soliloquies blown open by savage kick-drum salvos. We headbang because we hurt inside..." - Grade: B- From Autumn To Ashes Fiction We Live Songs Fiction We Live Music Review Average Rating: (3.9 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews Good, but not better
I really liked FATA's first album, its still one of my favourites. I liked it instantly. This new one took a few listens to get into. The drummer sings alot more on this album (which has gotten better from the last album), and bens shouting has been toned down a little. If you by this be prepared for something a little different to the first CD.
Submitted by a reviewer (Brough, East Yorkshire, England) 
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No One of the Best !
From autumn to ashes is more like "ECW";it's raw, full of passion and got everything to be called metal-emo...
But why,in my home town this album had a different title - Alive out of habbit ??? Only God knows...
Submitted by Revolver & Tristan (Balikpapan,Kaltim,INA)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No  The Best
My favorite band of all time! I love the lyrics, and the vocals are top-notch. I don't know what happened on their new cd though...
Submitted by MudvayneMasochist (No-Where, WV)
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This album is very different from Too Bad You're Beautiful, but I think it's actually better. Benjamin's vocals are alot cleaner and sound less screamo and more metal. I love how in one song they go from really hard to really soft when Fran sings. I also really like how they made Autumns Monologue link with The Fiction We Live. In my opinion, the best song is Every Reason To or Alive Out of Habit or maybe The After Dinner Payback. Every single song is good though and I highly recommend it to anyone who likes this type of music.
Submitted by Aln (Mississauga, ON, Canada)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No Great Album
I believe that this is a great album. I agree that it is not as hard as the first one that F.A.T.A. produced, but the songs are much better quality. "After Dinner Payback," "Milligram Smile," and "Alive Out of Habit" are some of their best songs in my opinion. I like the lyrics and the screamo is clean. Not a lot of profanity. I do enjoy how they linked "The Fiction We Live" and "Autumns Monologue." Great album to have in your collection.
Submitted by darkknight7685 (Bossier City, LA, USA)
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