Mouth Of The Architect Discography of CDs

Mouth Of The Architect CD discography Recording information: Dayton, OH (2005). Personnel: Gregory Lahm (vocals, guitar); Jason Watkins (vocals, ...

Mouth Of The Architect albums Funny how progressive metal pioneers Neurosis existed in a virtual creative vacuum for almost a decade before the similarly inventive Isis tapped into their musical teachings, expanded upon them, and, in turn, magically opened the floodgates for hundreds of other bands to ...

Mouth Of The Architect music CDs Mouth of the Architect came out swinging with their inaugural effort, 2004's excellent Time & Withering, wasting no time in adding their name to the increasingly popular (and crowded) trance-metal scene of the early 2000s. Contemporary acts like Isis and Mogwai definitely ...

Mouth Of The Architect discography Recording information: Dayton, OH (2005). Personnel: Gregory Lahm (vocals, guitar); Jason Watkins (vocals, keyboards, sampler); Eric Dunn (guitar); Dave Mann (drums). Audio Mixer: Matt Bayles.

Mouth Of The Architect songs In both title and content, 2010's The Violence Beneath EP reflects the inner turmoil afflicting post-metal ensemble Mouth of the Architect over the two years following the release of their third album, Quietly. In a nutshell, the Dayton, OH-based group parted company ...

Mouth Of The Architect CD discography Funny how progressive metal pioneers Neurosis existed in a virtual creative vacuum for almost a decade before the similarly inventive Isis tapped into their musical teachings, expanded upon them, and, in turn, magically opened the floodgates for hundreds of other bands to materialize from the ether and begin weaving monumental trance epics of their own design. Naturally, as has always been the case with new trends in popular (and even not-so-popular) music, the hordes of faceless bandwagon-jumpers greatly outweighed the promising successors, which included Arkansas dirt-encrusted sound technicians Rwake, Chicago instrumental alchemists Pelican, and, for our purposes here, Ohio's magicians of sublime melancholy, Mouth of the Architect. For you see, although they construct imposing edifices out of agonized screams, grinding riffs, and thundering drums, Mouth of the Architect's most distinguishing talents lie in the sensitive assembly of atmospheric, melancholy passages. Their first album, Time ...

The wastelands of rust belt towns like Dayton, Ohio, have been fertile ground for imaginative musicians for decades now. And against that backdrop of colossal, almost statuesque ruin, Mouth of the Architect has now created its slow-burning, epic third album, QUIETLY. Hardly an all-out metal assault, QUIETLY builds layered soundscapes out of ambient and sampled music--the blistering guitars that frequently come into play are just one more element. Long songs like the title track and "Generation of Ghosts" throb, squeal, and hum before resolution comes, but shorter tracks such as "Hate and Heartache" release waves of guitars. Recording information: Brooklyn, NY; Red Room; Woodland Studios, Seattle, WA; Woodshed Studios, Seattle, WA. Personnel: Julie Christmas (vocals). Audio Mixers: Chris Common; Christopher Vernon.

Track Listing of songs: Violence Beneath; Buried Hopes; Restore; In Your Eyes;

Track Listing of songs: Sleepwalk Powder; Nature of the Empire; 1913;