Chicago’s Umphrey's McGee enters its second decade together with their hardest, darkest, and most artistically cohesive album to date. The new album hits streets on Inauguration Day, January 20, 2009, when Mantis casts another Windy City family into the limelight. Over 2 years in the making, Mantis pushes the envelope in composition, arrangement and group interplay. In anUmphrey’s McGee first, the album offers 100% new material- a drastic change of pace for a band whose typical modus operandi is to work out the material live on-stage before recording studio versions.
mike is garbage, dont listen to him this new ablum is just the shit, i dont even need to talk about it just find out, and forget about mike.
Mike (3/26/2009 9:19:04 AM)
Andrew, that would be great if this album was actually progressive. Explain to me how the song Mantis, Red Tape, Prophecy Now, Cemetary Walk II, Made to Measure, etc.. are progressive. Seriously, exp
MORE>
Andrew (2/4/2009 4:59:09 PM)
Yeah this goes out to mike
your review with your "points" is a load of bullshit.
"Releasing an album that contains none of that influence is a slap in the face to any real fan"
-Mike
^are you
MORE>
