Crawler
by Knife The Symphony
Jonathan Brown
Jonathan Brown
I love yous. I love yous long time. So there.
-
Record/Vinyl + Digital AlbumVinyl includes bonus material not available digitally or on CD. CD version included from Phratry Records. Immediate download of digital version included from Bandcamp.
Includes unlimited streaming of Crawler via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.ships out within 7 daysedition of 3 2 remaining$10 USD or more
-
Compact Disc (CD) + Digital Album9-song CD in mini-LP gatefold package.
"No Substitue" available on vinyl version of Crawler only.
CD purchase also includes immediate download of 9-song album in your choice of 320k mp3, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.ships out within 7 days$8 USD
-
Streaming + DownloadName your price to buy the 9-song digital version in its entirety. Minimum price is $4.00.
Immediate download of 9-song album in your choice of 320k mp3, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.$4 USD or more
-
Full Digital Discography
Get all 7 Knife The Symphony releases available on Bandcamp and save 75%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Split 12", Split 7", Split 12", Split 12", Dead Tongues, 3 Song EP, and Crawler.
$6.13 USD or more (75% OFF)
-
Click here to buy direct from Phratry Records
1. |
8XAA
03:55
|
|||
2. |
Tired Equation
02:51
|
|||
3. |
Solemn Solon
03:42
|
|||
4. |
||||
5. |
Blindfold
06:49
|
|||
6. |
Dystonia
02:19
|
|||
7. |
Crawler
05:28
|
|||
8. |
|
|||
9. |
Specimens Of War
05:32
|
|||
10. |
Victim Who Believes
05:09
|
about
ABOUT THIS ALBUM:
"Spastic scrambles of art rock genius"
—ROCTOBER #46
"Good solid post-hardcore rock giving nods to the early days of Cursive, as well as the mid-90’s Dischord scene, accentuating the entire affair with some female vocal accompaniment. The first half of the record is all driving, energetic, and punchy. Once “Blindfold” hits though, things slow down, move into more introspective territory, and give the listener some respite before kicking back into first gear for the second half of the record. A good full-length all in all."
—HANG LIKE A HEX
"The album is forty minutes of finely crafted post-hardcore filled with the sort of gripping rhythms that were the centerpiece of many great bands in the early to mid 90’s.Knife the Symphony succeed heavily on Crawler by thriving on pure power and emotion. It’s moody melodic driven post-hardcore that anyone who considers themselves a fan of the genre will definitely want to investigate further."
—BUILT ON A WEAK SPOT
"KTS’s influences make themselves apparent throughout the album (this band definitely likes the Dischord label), but with the mix of Robyn Roth’s soft vocals and the Guy Picciotto-like yells of guitarist/singer Jeff Albers, the band is trying to create something new...blaring guitar work and a punchy bass line are surefire ways to rile any crowd up."
—WONKAVISION
Live Review:
"[Knife The Symphony] will make your head hurt and your ears bleed. Dark, heavy and loud, the trio creates a sound that continues to grow until it suddenly explodes. Knife the Symphony: a symphony of razor-sharp noise."
—BROKEN MIC
"Spastic scrambles of art rock genius"
—ROCTOBER #46
"Good solid post-hardcore rock giving nods to the early days of Cursive, as well as the mid-90’s Dischord scene, accentuating the entire affair with some female vocal accompaniment. The first half of the record is all driving, energetic, and punchy. Once “Blindfold” hits though, things slow down, move into more introspective territory, and give the listener some respite before kicking back into first gear for the second half of the record. A good full-length all in all."
—HANG LIKE A HEX
"The album is forty minutes of finely crafted post-hardcore filled with the sort of gripping rhythms that were the centerpiece of many great bands in the early to mid 90’s.Knife the Symphony succeed heavily on Crawler by thriving on pure power and emotion. It’s moody melodic driven post-hardcore that anyone who considers themselves a fan of the genre will definitely want to investigate further."
—BUILT ON A WEAK SPOT
"KTS’s influences make themselves apparent throughout the album (this band definitely likes the Dischord label), but with the mix of Robyn Roth’s soft vocals and the Guy Picciotto-like yells of guitarist/singer Jeff Albers, the band is trying to create something new...blaring guitar work and a punchy bass line are surefire ways to rile any crowd up."
—WONKAVISION
Live Review:
"[Knife The Symphony] will make your head hurt and your ears bleed. Dark, heavy and loud, the trio creates a sound that continues to grow until it suddenly explodes. Knife the Symphony: a symphony of razor-sharp noise."
—BROKEN MIC
credits
released June 24, 2008
--
ALBUM CREDITS:
Knife Record 02
Phratry Records Release Number 09
Jeff Albers - guitar, vocals
Robyn Roth - bass, vocals
Jerry Dirr - drum kit, percussion
All other instruments by Steve Wethington. Additional vocals by Drew Bogner.
Album art by Robyn Roth
Recorded Summer 2007-Winter 2008
(c) & (p) 2008 Phratry Records, LLC. All Rights Reserved.
--
ALBUM CREDITS:
Knife Record 02
Phratry Records Release Number 09
Jeff Albers - guitar, vocals
Robyn Roth - bass, vocals
Jerry Dirr - drum kit, percussion
All other instruments by Steve Wethington. Additional vocals by Drew Bogner.
Album art by Robyn Roth
Recorded Summer 2007-Winter 2008
(c) & (p) 2008 Phratry Records, LLC. All Rights Reserved.
tags
license
all rights reserved
about
Knife The Symphony Cincinnati, Ohio
Knife The Symphony owes a debt to Dischord, SST and Touch & Go. Bring your earplugs.
discography
-
Sep 2016 -
Jun 2016 -
May 2014 -
Feb 2013 -
Oct 2010 -
Sep 2009 -
Jun 2008 -
Apr 2011
