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| PunkNews |
 Atreyu’s first album Suicide Notes & Butterfly Kisses, was a straightforward hardcore album – raw, loud, full of energy and shouting. Their breakthrough second album The Curse was a bit of a surprise for most people. Finally the photos of band members in Motley Crüe t-shirts made sense as the Atreyu sound was mixed with a generous dose of 80s hair metal. ...full text |
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| 411mania.com |
| Pretention and snot-nosed cliches aside, Atreyu, while not extremely unique, are very good at what they do. Truthfully, there are a lot of bands out there that carry the same general sound as they do (Avenged Sevenfold comes to mind), but Atreyu carry a sharp edge to their guitars and vocals that soar like an eagle in a blue sky....full text |
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| PastePunk.com |
| Employing perhaps a "less is more" philosophy, ATREYU's third full-length, A Death Grip On Yesterday clocks in with only nine songs, covering a brisk 32 minutes. Fortunately, ATREYU have greatly streamlined their sound since 2004's The Curse, scuttling away the creeping arena rock cockiness and refining their metalcore origins with hook-laden, headbangin' hard rock. A Death Grip On Yesterday is pulsating, weighty, melodic, and suprisingly well-structured. Working with producer Josh Abraham has helped the band remove any trace of filler from its songs and overall, ATREYU presents itself like a much more professional unit....full text |
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