| | Aphasia Fact & Fiction CD Aphasia Discography of CDs
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Fact & Fiction is actually a retitled and resequenced version of Aphasia's 2004 self-titled debut album, this iteration released the following year by DRT Entertainment. It's a heavily derivative record, putting earnest but overwrought material and vocals to arrangements that split the territory twixt hard rock and metal. The mindset is alternative in that the lyrics are soul-searching and the dynamics constantly varying between ballsy aggressiveness and quieter reflection. The songs lean toward self-absorbed examinations of precarious personal relationships, the singer usually the one either being wronged or in the right. Their influences might be rooted in post-1990 bands, but in truth their music can sound a little like the Police mutated to an emo outfit, minus the catchy pop hooks. ~ Richie Unterberger
Live Recording
Aphasia: Jeff Harber (vocals); Aaron Prim (guitars); Jayce Alexander Basques (bass instrument); Will Peng (drums).
Aphasia Fact & Fiction Songs | 1. | Flatline |
| 2. | Away From You |
| 3. | House of Cards |
| 4. | Then Again |
| 5. | Truths I See, The |
| 6. | Someday |
| 7. | Release |
| 8. | Compromise |
| 9. | Push For New |
| 10. | We All |
| 11. | Clarity at Heights |
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Fact & Fiction Music Review Average Rating: (4.4 out of 5 stars)   Woosh....
Just started listening to this band not that long ago... and now im totally addicted. Flatline is a brilliant track but so is release & compromise. This is one of the best albums i own and i hope we hear a lot more from Aphasia in the future, they deserve success!!
Submitted by Mrs_Ian_Watkins (Newcastle... Uk)
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Couldn't be better
This cd is incredible from start to finesh. Definatley more creative and original than Trapt.These guys are even better live and I can't wait for their next album.
Submitted by duke84 (Olympia,WA,USA)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No  Are you sure this is not derivative???
If so, Flatline is a great single and so are nine other irresisitable tracks.
I know it's Chris Brown of Trapt that produced this. Can I tell if they sound like Trapt? If so, then they're young breeds. Much so young like chicks and not chickens. Could grow out a little. Interesting disc.
Submitted by orangegreendesolate (Edmonton, Alberta, CANADA)
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insane
This cd is good from start to finish. sound like trapt, in my opinion they are better..buy this album!!
Submitted by o5raptor660r (Syracuse, NY USA)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No  Good CD
Great CD for a new band. Sound very much like Trapt. Flatline is a great song. Good Buy.
Submitted by Travis (Thibodaux, LA)
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