Found in the Flood
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| Found in the Flood | ||
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| Studio album by The Bled | ||
| Released | August 23, 2005 | |
| Recorded | March - April 2005 @ Hard Drive Studio, North Hollywood, California; The Pass Studio, Hollywood, California; Bomb Shelter Studio, Los Angeles, California | |
| Genre | Post-Hardcore Mathcore |
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| Length | 70:49 | |
| Label | Vagrant Records | |
| Producer(s) | Mark Trombino | |
| Professional reviews | ||
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| The Bled chronology | ||
| Pass the Flask (2004) |
Found in the Flood (2005) |
Pass the Flask (Reissue) (2007) |
Found In The Flood is the second album released by the post-hardcore band The Bled. It is their first album recorded to feature bassist Darren Simoes, who replaced previous bassist, Mike Celi.
[edit] Track listing
All music written by The Bled.
All lyrics written by James Muñoz and Jeremy Ray Talley
- "Hotel Coral Essex" – 4:11
- "Guttershark" – 3:28
- "My Assassin" – 4:10
- "Antarctica" – 5:54
- "She Calls Home" – 2:35
- "Last American Cowboy" – 3:49
- "Daylight Bombings" – 4:47
- "Millionaires" – 1:26
- "With An Urgency" – 2:40
- "I Don't Keep With Liars Anymore." – 37:46 (includes hidden track)
[edit] Credits
- James Muñoz - Vocals
- Jeremy Ray Talley - Guitar
- Ross Ott - Guitar
- Darren Simoes - Bass
- Mike Pedicone - Drums, programming
- Mark Trombino - additional programming, production, recording, mising
- Maggie Taylor - cover artwork
- Ben Goetting - booklet layout
- Ben Tierney - assistant engineer
- Cameron Barton - assistant engineer
[edit] External links
| The Bled |
| James Muñoz | Jeremy Ray Talley | Ross Ott | Mike Pedicone | Darren Simoes |
| Discography |
| Albums: "Pass the Flask" | "Found in the Flood" | "Pass the Flask (Reissue)" |
| EPs: "His First Crush" | "Ambulance Romance" |
| Split Releases: "Alexisonfire/Bled Split 7"" | "The Bled and From Autumn to Ashes Vagrant Sampler" |
| Compilations: "The Best of Taste of Chaos" | "Masters of Horror" "Tony Hawk's American Wasteland Soundtrack" |
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