Doubt Becomes the New Addiction

by Flee the Seen

Doubt Becomes the New Addiction cover art
  • Type: Album
  • Released: 11 April 2006
  • Label: Facedown
  • Country: United States
  • Length: 32:19

Artists on this release: Kim Anderson

Album Notes & Community Reviews

The sole full-length album from the Kansas-based post-hardcore band. Released by Facedown Records, the record is a dynamic example of the mid-2000s melodic hardcore scene, notable for the powerful interplay between screamed vocals and the soaring clean vocals of singer Kim Anderson. The album's blend of aggression and melody created a distinct sound that resonated within the Christian and secular hardcore communities alike.

Genres

Descriptors: Dual Vocals, female vocals, Melodic

Tracklist

  1. Celebrate The Static (0:45)
  2. Wardrobe Full of Fiction (3:32)
  3. Do You Think Dallas Is Still In The Slammer? (3:23)
  4. I'll Be Back On Sunday (2:57)
  5. November 5th (2:57)
  6. Wire Tap Out (3:02)
  7. Broken Thoughts of Praise (2:43)
  8. Walking Past You (1:19)
  9. Right Before You Disappear (4:28)
  10. Start The End Again (3:05)
  11. 300 Voices At Liberty Hall (4:02)

Credits

  • Flee the Seen - primary artist, producer [produced by]
  • Dave Quiggle - artwork
  • Steve Nearenberg - legal
  • Brad Sarno - mastered by
  • Jason McEntire - mixed by
  • Anna Perry - photography by
  • Aaron Crawford - recorded by
  • Kim Anderson - vocals

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