Rock Bands & Pop Stars
Evergreen Terrace Pictures
Band:
Evergreen Terrace
Origin:
United States, Jacksonville - FloridaUnited States
Band Members:
Andrew Carey (vocals), Craig Chaney (guitar, vocals), Josh James (guitar, backing vocals), and Kyle “butters”” Mims (drums)
Evergreen Terrace Album: «Wolfbiker»
Evergreen Terrace Album: «Wolfbiker» (Front side)
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  • Customers rating: (4.8 of 5)
  • Title:Wolfbiker
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Review - Product Description
Presenting raging tunes of a brutal blended sound featuring reckless metal marks and punk rock-inspired strains, evergreen terrace delivers their own particular melodic vision of hardcore. only months after forming, the band released its first demo ep, broken, giving them considerable notice within the acksonville local music scene. during the following year, et independently issued another ep, a split disc with cordelle, before embarking on their first u.s. tour. in 2001, the band again entered the recording studio, delivering losing all hope is freedom, their debut full length album. the follow-up, burned alive by time, appeared late the next year before a spring 2003 split with xone fif was issued. the covers album writer's block surfaced in early 2004, which featured evergreen tackling songs by a range of bands, including operation ivy, tears for fears, u2, and smashing pumpkins. early demos and random live cuts were compiled that same year for at our worst. their next proper full-length, the screamo-tinged sincerity is an easy disguise in this business, was released in june 2005. Sincerity... would prove to be et's break out release more than doubling the sales of the band's prior works. summer 2006 was spent on the sounds of the underground tour alongside heavy-hitters like as i lay dying, in flames, cannibal corpse, trivium and the black dahlia murder, and before hooking up with throwdown and zao that fall. all of this activity paid off by early 2007 in the form of a deal with metal blade.
Customer review
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
- Wow. Definitely shows how much they've grown.

This album really shows what Evergreen Terrace is capable of. In my opinion, Sincerity... was a disappointment overall albeit a few notable tracks. This album, however is just awesome. Heavy tracks like "Bad Energy Troll," "Rip This!" and "Rolling Thunder Mental Illness" just get you pumped for a pit, while songs like "Where There Is Fire We Will Carry Gasoline," "Starter," and "The Damned" leave you with an epic and yet peaceful feeling. I love how ET can effortlessly mix heavy sounds with awe-inspiring melodies that make their songs memorable. Overall, this album is excellent and a must have. Simply awesome.

Customer review
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
- Great cd, heavy from start to finish!

I have liked Evergreen terrace for a while now and have downloaded most o their songs but this is the first cd I have bought from them. From beginning to the end, the cd is very hard and heavy and i can honestly say that every song is great. This album with definitely get you pumped up.

Customer review
- BEST WORK YET!!!

So they've strayed a little bit from their previous hardcore roots, but ET are better than ever with their first disc on Metal Blade Records. They still riff, break it down, and scream their lungs out, but now the band has catchy choruses,

anthemic verses, and ripping guitar solos that send them into a league of their own. An all-around solid album by a great live band!

Customer review
- One of their bests, if not thee best.

its wierd that ET moved to Metalblade records. I dont konw if its that important of a detail, as they stay true to the hardcore sound with the thrash influences, without being metalcore. This album is easily twice as good as their last one, as it is twice as fast, twice as heavy, and the melodic parts are actually good in this one. If you've ever liked this band, you'll like this one for sure.

The opener is pretty Every Time I Die-like ("Hot Damn" era). The breakdowns arent bad, but not that exciting and I think the album would have still been as heavy without em.

Customer review
- Love it!

Evergreen terrace are the masters of metalcore/hardcore sound with some emo-like parts. This is their best release to date! I can't stop listening to this CD. Great breakdowns, effects, bass drops, a true masterpiece. I like the different song structure in the Track 5# 'Where There Is Fire We Will Carry Gasoline' and track 10# 'The Damned', where the song ends with a great solo/melody, you just can't wait for the song to finish. Excellent album - A must have!