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Further Seems Forever continues to develop its appealing brand of melodic emo-core on 2004's HIDE NOTHING. With a more finely tuned sense of songcraft than 2003's HOW TO START A FIRE, HIDE NOTHING brings strains of progressive metal, pop melodicism, and the confessional side of the singer/songwriter tradition together with a strong guitar attack, lush harmonies, and rich production. The result is a sound that should appeal to both the hardcore set and lovers of emo-tinged indie rock. (It's no coincidence that FSF's former frontman was Chris Carrabba of Dashboard Confessional.)
However, Further Seems Forever's most distinctive trait is its penchant for expressing values unusual for modern rock. The lyrics to "Light Up Ahead" deal with the promise of spiritual salvation, while the title track gives instructions for living openly during life's short passage. There is a strong Christian message to many of the songs (especially "Lead the Way" and "All Rise"), but Further Seems Forever doesn't proselytize directly. Instead, the group encourages listeners to dig for reserves of inner strength. Forgiveness and love have the final word (the last line of the last song--"For All We Know"--is "It's a cruel, cruel world without love"), and that sets HIDE NOTHING apart.
Further Seems Forever: Jonathan Bunch (vocals); Joshua Colbert, Derick Cordoba (guitar); Chad Neptune (bass instrument); Steve Kleisath (drums).
This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files. Further Seems Forever Hide Nothing Songs Hide Nothing Music Review Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars)  furtherseemsforever
I have to firstly same, fsf have been one of my favourite bands for a long time now. One of the only bands that I know of that have three albums with three different singers, each one besting the other.
For me, this third album is my favourite, especially for the addition of the frontman from Sense Field, Jon Bunch. He has the vocals that make this album stand out from the other two.
The album opens with "Light Up Ahead", which is just perfection. "Hide Nothing" is another fantastic song, which instantly captures the listener. The next track that grabs you is "Like Someone You Know", which pummels in immediately with a blistering riff and amazing melody. "Bleed", however, is one of my favourite fsf songs ever, and definatly my favourite on the album...that is, until we hear the last song. "For All We Know", one of the most beautiful acoustic songs that I've EVER heard.
It's a shame that fsf didn't work further with Jon, but at least they made one last amazing album.
Submitted by lasthidingplace (North Wales, UK)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No 4.5 / 5
Very solid. Instrumentally, it is second to none in rock music. Catchy/creative. The new singer is very good, but let's face it: coming after the last guy, he's got biiiiig shoes to fill. The whole band managed VERY well through the transition and the CD is easily worth getting, but get it at Best Buy because there are 3 bonus acoustic tracks on there...they are fantastic, so get it at Best Buy.
~Kevin
Submitted by Kevin LeBlanc (East Lansing, MI, USA)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No best emo cd ever
great band great music and there new singer rocks
Submitted by Brandt (Radville,sask,canada)
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