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This 2006 re-release contains five bonus tracks: acoustic versions of previously released songs.
Following up its lauded 2004 debut, the South Carolina emo-core band Emery went for a tighter, edgier approach on THE QUESTION. During its finest moments, the group recalls early Tool in both its overall sound and the often-soaring lead vocals of Toby Morelle. Of course, like many of its peers, Emery insists on scattering abrupt, throat-shredding screams into the mix (thereby garnering the "screamo" tag). Bone-jarring wails aside, the sextet knows how to weave both powerful guitar riffs and delicate melodies into their songs, resulting in a dynamic album full of angst and other dark emotions. Those expecting a Queen tribute on "Listening to Freddie Mercury" may be shocked to discover a fierce barrage of hardcore instead, and that's Emery's secret weapon--the element of surprise. Although there are quiet passages, THE QUESTION falls into the heavier side of emo territory, and it's clear that Emery wouldn't want it any other way.
Emery: Toby Morrell (vocals); Matt Carter (guitar); Josh Head (bass guitar); Dave Powell (drums); Devin Shelton (background vocals).
Question Music Review Average Rating: (4.3 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews lovely.
i was not disappointed with this cd, just as good - if not better than the weak's end, if you loved emery's first you must get this!
Submitted by catchingfallingstars92 (Brodheadsville, PA) 
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Amazing!
At first i thought, "Emery sounds way too hardcore for me to like" but after i got the cd and listened to it, it grew on me, and now i think they are absolutely awesome! seriously!! if you like blindside and underoath and those okes, then get this cd!
Submitted by Andrea (Cape Town, South Africa)
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Their Cd the Weaks End is great but this CD is even better!! All the songs are great! There isnt one song on this Cd that I don;t like!
Submitted by laflacakr! (Irving, Tx USA)
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Emery is got to be the best band around. The vocals could not be any better, its a mix of passionate emo and at the same time crazy scremo...It makes you want to dance and at the same time scream your lungs out. These guys have to be the best christian band around...hands down
Submitted by aczar (Springfield, Ohio, USA)
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i saw this band live last night... and waas suprised at how good they sounded live... just like the recording... amazing group!
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