Define the Great Line
by Underoath
A pivotal release in the mid-2000s metalcore scene, 'Define the Great Line' saw Underoath embrace a darker, heavier, and more experimental direction. The album incorporates elements of post-metal and ambient textures, creating a dramatic tension between crushing heaviness and atmospheric interludes. It marked the first full-length with vocalist Spencer Chamberlain, whose raw screams contrasted with drummer Aaron Gillespie's melodic clean vocals, becoming a defining feature of their sound.
Genres
- Post-Hardcore
- Metalcore
Tracklist
- In Regards To Myself
- A Moment Suspended In Time
- There Could Be Nothing After This
- You're Ever So Inviting
- Salmarnir
- Returning Empty Handed
- Casting Such A Thin Shadow
- Moving For The Sake Of Motion
- Writing On The Walls
- Everyone Looks So Good From Here
- To Whom It May Concern