Anxiety's Kiss, by Coliseum

Anxiety's Kiss

by Coliseum

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JohnnyRuthless This album is fucking glorious. The melodies and rhythms that present themselves on this record are killer. I love the mood that Coliseum captured with these well crafted songs. Anxiety's Kiss is a fantastic listen from start to finish. Favorite track: Sharp Fangs, Pale Flesh.

DaveMiller99 It's heavy and tough without being a brutal assault on your senses. These guys rock hard and steady the whole way through. I cannot stop listening. Discovered them just after they played in Green Bay. Coming back? Favorite track: Sharp Fangs, Pale Flesh.

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Released in 2015, “Anxiety’s Kiss” was the fifth and final album from Coliseum, recorded at The Magpie Cage by producer/engineer J. Robbins (Jawbox, Burning Airlines). “Anxiety’s Kiss” is a hook-laden maturation of the Coliseum sound. Nods to their early D-Beat leanings are there, but it is their willingness to embrace Post-Punk melody and explore the space between notes that make “Anxiety’s Kiss” so alluring. Confidently growing within the punk world, without ever leaving it behind. A triumphant release that found Coliseum at the peak of their experimental and anthemic powers.

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1.	We Are The Water 04:11	buy track
2.	Course Correction 03:29	buy track
3.	Wrong/Goodbye 01:59	buy track
4.	Drums & Amplifiers 02:59	buy track
5.	Dark Light Of Seduction 06:07	buy track
6.	Sharp Fangs, Pale Flesh 04:05	buy track
7.	Comedown 02:36	buy track
8.	Sunlight In A Snowstorm 03:09	buy track
9.	Driver At Dusk 04:05	buy track
10.	Escape Yr Skull 04:35	buy track

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released May 5, 2015

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Coliseum Louisville, Kentucky

Black Magic Punks: 2003-2015. Founded by singer/guitarist Ryan Patterson and including bass player Kayhan Vaziri and drummer Carter Wilson, power trio Coliseum grew to become one of the young millennium’s quintessential contemporary punk bands. They successfully melded progressive musicianship, hardcore fervor, and vital social awareness into one constantly evolving artistic vision. ... more

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