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DIVISION, the follow up to 10 Years' hit debut, THE AUTUMN EFFECT, reflects the turbulence in the band, and its emotional aftereffects, during the period following their breakout success. Songs like the storming opener, "Actions and Motives," and the emo power ballad, "Dying Youth," obliquely address this turmoil, while the first single, "Beautiful," and the unexpected sitar-and-tabla inflected "Alabama" stretch the Tennessee band's reach to include sounds and emotions beyond those heard on the more straightforward THE AUTUMN EFFECT. Division Music Review Average Rating: (3.8 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews Amazing
Once you slip these tracks in your MP3 player or CD player, you will be blown away. Not only does Jesse Hassek deliver with his voice and lyrics, but the whole group forms one. This might be just a handful of CD's i can play without skipping tracks. There is no other band like 10 Years, not even close. After sucessful, The Autumn Effect, it would be tough to beat it. Division did that. Buy it.
Submitted by dfm (TEXAS)
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This is a great follow up to the Autumn Effect. Their sound is pretty much the same, meaning you'll know it's 10 years, but they have a pretty diverse album here. Goes from some nice melodies to a few songs that rock. I am a very big fan and this album will not disappoint you. This is one album that you can listen to from start to finish and like every song. This CD sould get album of the year, yeah it's really that good. If you like rick, buy this album.
Submitted by Bruce (Iowa)
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'Autumn Effect' was an album of proportions of being Tool-sounded a la Alice in Chains which still remains in effect where 'Division' is concerned. You got a band where the lyrical content is deep as it's ever been compared to 'Autumn Effect' which if it's something to strive on the next album as far as a music career goes, it's not too far behind.
Submitted by oh gay (Edmonton, AB, CANADA)
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...I only liked a few songs like Beautiful and Dying Youth right away, but just like The Autumn Effect, after I listened to it a few times, nearly all the songs I absolutely love. If I hadn't replayed the cd over a few times I probably wouldn't like it, so for people like Michael from Florida I recommend you just sit back and listen to songs like Actions & Motives, Just Can't Win, 11 AM, Dying Youth, Russian Roulette, Picture Perfect, All Your Lies, So Long Good Bye, and Proud of You and truly appreciate them. Awesome Album that's in league with their previous.
Submitted by Some stoner (Oconto, WI)
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I got into these guys a little more than a year ago with Autumn Effect, and I was thrilled with the Tool/Alice in Chains vibe they portayed.Division has been (very) long-awaited,however upon release I have to say it's been a letdown;the slick production don't do diddly squat for me. After a few more listens though I'm starting to appreciate it a little.At this juncture, I can say that as a rock album, Division has it's redeeming qualities; as a 10 Years album, it's a disappointment.
Submitted by mikestan75 (Gros Islet, St.Lucia)
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“The band’s sound contains all the dank, shadowy Appalachian humidity a goth-folk historian could want for, but it’s modernized enough to where it feels more accessible than archaic.”- Leslie Wylie, MetroPulse, Knoxville, TN“Four out of five stars…I’ve not seen an album of this type that does so well at telling a story…‘The Flattville Murder Album’ is storytelling at its best combined with fantastically put together and played music.”- Indie Matters, Charlotte, NC"...refreshingly country with a capital 'C', with no 'alt', 'electro', 'new', and definitely no 'nu' infiltrating its undiluted backwoods sound.""The kind of muffled, painful moans you'd expect to overhear while hiking the Appalachian Trail...the unpolished heartfelt moans that were so good that they've resisted change for over a hundred years...they keep the mountain traditions alive and keep it local, reminding us of our roots."-Molly Kincaid, Metropulse (Knoxville, TN)"...baroque Southern Gothic originals, performed with a deadpan, winking solemnity."-Matthew Everett, Knoxville Voice (Knoxville, TN)"...Exquisite mournful vocals...they're making quite a name for themselves in the local scene."-Steve Wildsmith, The Daily Times (Maryville, TN)"...Making music that is a part of the fabric of life in this area...they truly are beginning to stand out among the others. Their approach is honest, their music is good, and their future is bright. We are proud to play their tunes."-Benny Smith, 90.3 "The Rock" WUTK-FM General Manager (Knoxville, TN)"'The Flattville Murder Album', a triumphant first effort from Medford's Black ...
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