Fractures by Killing The Dream, released 10 June 2008 1. (Re)acquaintance 2. Part II (Motel Art) 3. Fractures 4. Thirty Four Seconds 5. Consequence (What Comes Next) 6. Everything But Everything 7. Hang The Jury 8. We Were 9. You're All Welcome 10. Thirteen Steps 11. Holding The Claws 12.

All rights to Killing The Dream and Deathwish Inc. Tracklist: 1. Blame The Architects 2. Walking, Diseased 3. Testimony 4. Past Of A Saint (We Were Thieves).

Album · 2004 · 10 Songs. More By Killing The Dream.

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Album Name Killing the Dream. Members owning this album2. 1. Picking up the Pieces. 3. Play the Tune or Die. 4. Before You Fall Asleep. 5. Pardon the Interruption. 6. Escape, The. 7. By Now. 8. We'll Always Have Paris. Other productions from Killing The Dream.

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Killing the Dream was an American hardcore punk band from Sacramento that formed in 2002 and broke up in 2011. The group signed to Deathwish Inc. in 2004, and released three studio albums through the label: In Place Apart (2005), Fractures (2008) and Lucky Me (2010). Killing the Dream formed in Sacramento, California in 2002 with guitarist Joel Adams of Embrace the End, bassist Chris Chase, drummer Isaac Fratini and vocalist Elijah Horner.

Sacramento's Killing the Dream were an inspiring and passionate hardcore band. Embodying the same positive emotion found in contemporaries Comeback Kid and Bane, Killing The Dream's approach is the definition of hardcore power. Making even the most jaded of listeners appreciate and praise them as their new hardcore heroes in the making. They play with passion and energy, using both elements of punk and metal to gain their unique sound.

Killing the Dream brings down the house with Fractures, delivering a modern hardcore masterpiece that gives something to all fans of the genre. This album has it all: breakdowns, gang vocals for the moshers and great songwriting, emotional lyrics for those wanting something to break the mold. An immense production job from J. Robbins brings it all together and makes Killing the Dream sound heavier than ever. But the best thing about this album is that it shows a modern hardcore band bringing new things to the table, a thing that hasn't been happening as much as it should.

You can get here Killing the Dream Album Lyrics, Tracklist, Videos, Cover Picture and More. Killing The Dream In Place, Apart. Killing The Dream Lucky Me.