Burden Of A Day

American Metalcore/Deathcore band Burden Of A Day is from Sarasota. "Remember", "Fool Me Once", "My Forfeit", and "It's Lonely At The Top (Or So I've Heard)" are some of their most well-known songs. Each of these tracks exhibits the group's distinctive fusion of powerful guitars, obnoxious vocals, and melodic breakdowns.

"The Mason" is an outstanding song. Before exploding into a whirlwind of loud drums and angry lyrics, this song begins with a menacing guitar melody. Clean vocals in the chorus provide as a good counterpoint to the violent shouts of the lyrics. "Isadora Duncan" is another noteworthy song. This song has a memorable guitar solo and a catchy chorus. Any crowd will start to move when the song's breakdown appears toward the finish.

Pt. 2 Sometimes They Do, Sorry Seacrest It's Casey's Countdown, and "Blessed Be Our Ever After" are some of the other well-known songs from Burden of a Day. These tracks all demonstrate the band's proficiency at fusing melodic and heavy aspects into their sound. For fans of Metalcore/Deathcore music, Burden Of A Day is a must-listen.

Three albums from the American metalcore group Burden of a Day have been published thus far: "Pilots & Paper Planes" in 2006, "Blessed Be Our Ever After" in 2008, and "oneonethousand" in 2009. Ten tracks on their most recent album, "oneonethousand," highlight the band's distinctively aggressive and melodious sound.

"No Blood No Foul," the album's opening track, establishes the mood for the rest of the album with its intense breakdowns and uplifting choruses. With memorable guitar riffs and hooks, "Remember" and "Fool Me Once" keep the momentum going and will have listeners headbanging. The album's lead single, "oneonethousand," stands out thanks to its eerie beginning and nonstop barrage of fast-paced rhythms and guttural screams.

The band's talent to craft emotionally charged lyrics and melodies is on full display in the album's final tune, "The Smile That Kills," which is slower and more introspective. For fans of metalcore and heavy music, "oneonethousand" is a strong addition to Burden Of A Day's career and a must-listen.

The earlier albums by Burden Of A Day, "Pilots & Paper Planes" and "Blessed Be Our Ever After," also contain the group's distinctive sound, which includes catchy songs and powerful breakdowns. For more of the band's distinctive fusion of heavy and melodic music, fans should definitely check out these albums.