Fan Wall

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  Oct 07 2008, 08:25 AM

  Just listening to 'sleep and release' for the first time in ages, still almost brings a tear to a grown mans eye, not because they've split, purely because it's such an emotional and perfect album.
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  Nov 15 2007, 06:18 AM

  Of course they didnt make it big...they wrote real music and today's collective of idiots dont want to hear talent. They want their Soulja Boy.
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  Oct 01 2007, 02:55 PM

  " this is heart and soul and torment and love and bitterness and jubilation and sorrow and so damn deep with true emotion that you couldn't fit it all in the oceans if you tried... " couldn't have said it better than that--that is what music is supposed to be about. Aereogramme will live forever in our thoughts and hearts.
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  Aug 30 2007, 02:09 AM

  it's one of the biggest crimes that these guys split up .. their music breaks barriers.. has so much depth and emotion.. no one else even gets close. songs of love, depression, anger and joy all rip through your soul.. how these guys didn't make it as big as the biggest thing on big hill i don't know... or actually i do... they write music that isn't the most commercial.. it doesn't have easy listening simple hum along tunes.. they, as the artists, write what they want.. the feel, they need ... More... it's one of the biggest crimes that these guys split up .. their music breaks barriers.. has so much depth and emotion.. no one else even gets close. songs of love, depression, anger and joy all rip through your soul.. how these guys didn't make it as big as the biggest thing on big hill i don't know... or actually i do... they write music that isn't the most commercial.. it doesn't have easy listening simple hum along tunes.. they, as the artists, write what they want.. the feel, they need to write.. and they never compromised to satisfy some dick in a suit who knew more about money than music.. this is heart and soul and torment and love and bitterness and jubilation and sorrow and so damn deep with true emotion that you couldn't fit it all in the oceans if you tried... heavy chords, brakes with military precision, soft sweet melodies and vocals to make you weep, power hungry riffs, head smashing fist pounding delicacy like a using a wrecking ball to send flowers, these modern day renaissance men bought an element to music that is so missed in pretty much everything else out their... keep your coldplays and your snow patrols who are the emotional equivalent of a box of Ferrero Roche.. I just hope someday some suit in a record company realises what a cataclysmic mistake they have made passing up on signing these guys to a big ass huge multi album deal... it's just not right that the greatest talents are ignored..