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Posted: 26 Nov 2013 at 12:29pm |
BornBroken Rock The Cause For The Montreal Children's Hospital December 7th
Live Line-Up = (L-R) Simon Savard (Guitar), Matt Bailie (Vocals), Joe Ménard (Drums), Mike Decker (Guitar), Tommy Vaillancourt (Bass) - Photo Credit: James Arsenian Groove metal band BornBroken is proud announce they will be supporting this year's third annual benefit show Rock The Cause on December 7th at Le Pionnier with proceeds donated to The Montreal Children's Hospital. The band will be joined by Melting Point, One Night Stand, Monkey Bones and Your What's Itchy. BornBroken guitarist Mike Decker comments: "BornBroken is always happy and very humbled to play and be able
to give back not only to people in need, but to help out sick children
who do not or may not have the same opportunities that we were blessed
with. We've all had hard lives (probably mostly self inflicted), but
never ever as hard as these kids have or will have, so when we were
given the chance to play the "ROCK THE CAUSE III" show benefiting "The
Montreal Children's Hospital Foundation", we jumped on the chance to
dawn on wings instead of horns for a night. Full event details can be found at the following link here. This will be drummer Jonathan Menard's last show with BornBroken as they are currently searching for his replacement to take on upcoming live and recording duties in 2014. The band is accepting video submission auditions, which can be submitted on their facebook page here. Finalists will be contacted for further auditioning. BornBroken's debut album 'The Healing Powers of Hate' was released earlier this June. The album was fan voted as Album of The Week (June 10th) on Revolver Magazine, along with debuting #8 on Canadian College Loud Charts, plus being named one of the best unsigned Heavy Metal Bands for June by Drago's Dungeon on About.com – Heavy Metal. They have also received great admiration from Yell Magazine! quoting 'This
is a debut metal album of epic proportions. If it’s not the Canadian
metal album of the year, it’s certainly in the running for Canadian
debut metal album.' and TheFrontRowReport.com 'The Healing Powers of Hate' is now streaming at the following link: http://soundcloud.com/ Recent Live Video - Anger of The Day - BornBroken w/ new vocalist Matt Bailie (ex-The Catalyst) - http://www.youtube.com/ Recent Live Video - Control - BornBroken w/ new vocalist Matt Bailie (ex-The Catalyst) - Wait for 5:13 of the video for the killer crowd chant! - http://www.youtube. About: BornBroken was formed with one simple mission in mind: Help the masses find a voice, a face, an “X” that marks the spot through the sounds of beating skins, metal strings and broken chords. After months of writing and hours spent in the studio, BornBroken managed to take every emotion they felt, put it to music, build off of past battle scars and create a record where listeners will feel they are part of the storyline. On their debut album, The Healing Powers of Hate, BornBroken play out not only what life has given them but also what they want to give back: truth, integrity, perseverance, loyalty and faith in humanity’s struggle for equality. To order their incredibly designed physical copy plus comic illustrated booklet (pic below), please visit the following link http://bornbroken. Track Listing: The Healing Powers of Hate - 1 – Can’t Quiet The Riot Album Line Up: For more info, tour dates and updates on BornBroken, please visit these links. http://bornbroken.bandcamp. http://www.facebook.com/ http://www.twitter.com/ - 30 - BornBroken – The Healing Power of Hate (2013) RELEASE DATE: June 4, 2013 LABEL: SELF-RELEASE DISTRIBUTION: Indie Pool ISRC Codes: CAD7Z1300001 - CAD7Z1300010 UPC Code #: 829982 141538 R.I.Y.L. = Pantera, Slayer, Hatebreed, Lamb of God, Sepultura, Ektomorf Interview on CJLO - Mike from BornBroken on Champions of the Local Scene - http://snd.sc/ZJDMTe Revolver Magazine – Album of The Week – June 10, 2013 Named discovery of the year 2012 – Musique d’une nation Named discovery of the year 2012 – Québec-Métal Voted 2nd best show of 2012 in Montreal -Québec-Métal Voted 2nd best show of 2012 in Montreal – Ondes Choc “Montreal’s BornBroken simply go for the throat and never let up. Their debut record The Healing Powers of Hate is a no holds barred punch to the face. Combining the aggression of Lamb of God with the riffs of Pantera makes for a modern day polished metal release. A concept record based around mankind’s ability to overcome adversity and rise up against it, the message is powerful and thought provoking.” – About.com – Heavy Metal - Drago’s Dungeon: June 2013 The Month’s Best Unsigned Heavy Metal Bands “BornBroken may be the best metal band you probably haven’t heard of. Those who love hard, heavy, angry metal are in for a treat and may find a new favorite in BornBroken. Their latest album, The Healing Powers of Hate, is the perfect combination of heavy meets melodic and combines what you’d hear from Lamb of God, Hatebreed and Five Finger Death Punch into one powerful, melodic, fist-pounding metal experience. There’s not one dull moment here and any metal head should at least check this album out. Rating: 8.5/10″ – TheFrontRowReport “These extreme metallers have done an amazing job of combining death and thrash without treading on melodic death too much…The quality of the recording is also up to standards, including some gravity blasts that’ll have you shouting, “fuck yeah!”…This is a debut metal album of epic proportions. If it’s not the Canadian metal album of the year, it’s certainly in the running for Canadian debut metal album.” – 4/5 – Yell Magazine “‘The Healing Power of Hate’ is a well executed album, tight and well produced, at times with strong hardcore influence. I liked the strong profile that the drums took, the guitar breaks were exciting and all the way through the vocals were first rate. The time taken to create it is very evident in the final result.” 4.5/5 – MetalTalk “This album is 44 minutes of pure adrenaline infused death-thrash metal at its finest. The Healing Powers Of Hate captures the voice of ‘the broken’ and grants an identity to the thousands of so called misfits that struggle to find a place in our society. Marching to the sounds of brutal bass, slamming percussion, high-speed guitar solos and violently powerful vocals, the broken shall rise.” – LouderThanHell – 5/5 “The Healing Power of Hate is a great example of why Canadian metal is regarded around the world as being of very high quality: Because, quite simply, it is”. – GoetiaMetal “I was sucked in after the first couple of songs and if I had a label I would sign them in a heartbeat! I understand that this release was self-produced and if that is the case these boys are ten steps ahead of the game and will have labels banging through their doors in no time.” – XplosiveMetal “Pour percer le domaine du groove métal, tu dois avoir de bons… grooves! Et Bornbroken t’en sert dans bouche à grands coups de louche, toutes très pleines ! Groupe émergeant de la scène québécoise, cette troupe de Montréalais replace les pièces de certains puzzles laissées au sol par des groupes comme Pantera,Lamb of God et Hatebreed car en plus d’être métal et groové, on sent une petite corde bien tendue vers le hardcore métallisée…Si je m’entrainais au gym, question d’augmenter le volume de façon exponentielle de mon chest et de mes bras, c’est sur du Bornbroken que je le ferais!” – MusikUniverse “Musically, BornBroken are a more solid, and extremely heavy, lot. Simon Savard and Mike Decker’s surging, Dimebag Darrell-inspired grooves hit like haymakers throughout, aided by the sort of dry, ultra-punchy production Terry Date used to achieve such brutal majesty with Pantera, Unearth, Deftones and on White Zombie’s Astro Creep: 2000. The sound here is huge – especially for a self-released effort – clear and quite pummeling.” – Metal-Rules “It’s not often when you find yourself deep inside of a storyline with an album especially a Metal album, and this is exactly where you find yourself being drowned in throughout The Healing Powers of Hate. Every lyric and every song has a purpose and sheds the tearing storyline that is BornBroken. Throughout every well timed riff through the endless pounding of the skins and through each scream and Growl BornBroken brings you down to their deep hell and shows you their vision through The Healing Powers Of Hate.” – KingstonMusicReviews “BornBroken deserves broad attention. They’ve already made a very big impression in their native Montreal, both for their live performances as well as their music in general. I honestly don’t know that much about the Montreal metal scene, but I do know that it is getting bigger and more competitive. For these guys to emerge as a local favorite suggests something of their overall quality. Give this one a spin.” SeaofTranquility – 4/5 “BornBroken’s Healing Powers Of Hate is a powerful album that falls in line with the likes of Pantera, Lamb Of God, and Hatebreed with some thrash inspirations from the likes of Testament, and Slayer.” – Emurg.com “I must say that BornBroken’s amalgamation of melodeath, metalcore and modern thrash works very well. It is well balanced and captures only the good aspects of these three genres, reminding us that, despite all the not-so-interesting bands that roam the three genres, melodeath, metalcore and modern thrash do have a lot to offer…Fans of Pro-Pain, Lamb of God, Killswitch Engage, Machine Head and a wide variety of modern metal bands should definitely check out this potent debut album.” – 4/5 – MetalMusicArchives “What BornBroken have done here is create an album that ticks pretty much every box on the seriously heavy tick sheet, managing to put together an album which is heavy, melodic, dark, haunting, and yet uplifting at the same time. Representing the pain and angst that went into making it, this album will connect with your soul, and remind you of what heavy is.” – Loud-Stuff.com “So watch for it. Listen to it. These Montreal Metal Thrash-core compadres are definitely onto something different, and not only with regard to the local scene, but for Metal in general. The BornBroken boys are biting off as much as they can chew by creating a heavy-duty concept album, fusing the powers of all their influences and generating a sound that fluctuates between latter day Sepultura and mid-career Lamb of God.” – BetweenTheHorns.ca “…At the first look, the album looks like a collector’s item.” “BornBroken is the future of Québec Metal, with 10 titles to discover, even on stage, since the group demonstrates an uncanny and totally uncommon, energetic stage presence. They have poured their guts into the making of this introductory album, their own monies and a wealth of professionalism, which must be recognized. Bravo for an excellent album that one just doesn’t tire of listening to.” – Québec-Métal “…le disque est marqué au fer rouge d’une intensité menaçante qui n’épargnera aucun tympan.’’- Bande à part (Radio-Canada) Track Listing of Album: Album Credits: - All Drum Tracks performed by Brian Craig / Recorded at studio 451 - Comic Book Concept – Simon Savard, Mike Decker Discography 2011 – Promo release (Control & Bleed the Sky) 2013 – The Healing Powers of Hate Shared Stage w/ |
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