______ _______ _______ ______ _____ _______ | __ \ | | | | __ \ |_| ___| | < | | | __ < | ___| proudly presents... |___|__|_______|__|_|__|______/_______|_______| ............................................................................ Artist...... Homesafe Album....... One Label....... Pure Noise Records Genre....... Punk Releasedate 2018-06-29 Encoder..... LAME Bitrate..... 320kbps Size........ 122.85 mb Duration.... 47:35 WWW......... http://play.google.com .Tracklist ................................................................. 01 Point Blank [ 3:20] 02 Run [ 2:56] 03 Say Something [ 4:16] 04 Sadistic Society [ 4:27] 05 Have It All [ 3:26] 06 Vanilla-Scented Laser Beams [ 3:08] 07 Suits And Ties [ 3:18] 08 I Don't Know How [ 3:32] 09 Time Ain't Free [ 4:38] 10 Stay Away [ 4:10] 11 Get It Right [ 3:09] 12 Sideways Sleeper [ 5:53] 13 Fin [ 1:22] .Releasenotes .............................................................. What Homesafe do really well on their debut full-length album, One (Pure Noise), is to deliver an impressive mix of alternative rock with a Nineties undertone to it, and contemporary Rock-cum-emo, combining meaningful vocal melodies, often subtly underplayed, melodic guitar lines dancing over driving alt-punk chords and a finely honed mainstream sensibility. Put all that together, and they sit very comfortably in the tranche of bands that dominate the daytime playlist of Scuzz TV û but one of the ones you leave on as they're clearly doing it better than most û all while adopting neither the bratty approach that some of the more annoying of their contemporaries do, nor falling into the mature equals boring trap that the likes of You Me At Six have long been caught, stagnating in. Instead, there is vibrancy and a deliberate use of dynamics. 'Have It All' displays well controlled and guided changes, and the tips of the hat to Smashing Pumpkins û the fuzzy, thicker guitar tones, dancing melodic leads, and the impassioned vocals û give Homesafe a more credible and believable edge. Darker tracks like 'Sadistic Society' rub shoulders with the cleaner and reflective Screaming Trees-tinged 'Stay Away', and the more optimistic, poppier single 'Vanilla Scented Laser Beams' and its Sum 41 licks. 'Suits and Ties' has a grunge, pop-punk swagger. The brainchild of Knuckle Puck bassist Ryan Rumchaks, Homesafe have cultivated their sound well over the last four years of combining life on the road and a handful of EP's, coming to the boil on a first full album that delivers a crafted mix of the last twenty years of alternative rock while still being absolutely born from a place of the here and now. One turned my head in a way I wasn't expecting with a strong set of quality contemporary alternative rock songs, and you can't really ask for much more than that. ............................................................................ LET'S GET READY TO RUMBLEEEEE!