tracks.
-
1.StopIntroduction – Driver Side Impact 01:15
-
2.StopYour Time to Shine – Driver Side Impact 03:53
-
3.StopThe Heist – Driver Side Impact 03:31
-
4.StopReasons We Sleep – Driver Side Impact 04:04
-
5.StopMade of Gold – Driver Side Impact 03:49
-
6.StopOur Lives in Slow Motion – Driver Side Impact 04:21
-
7.StopCadence and Cascade – Driver Side Impact 01:20
-
8.StopCowboys and Indians – Driver Side Impact 03:13
-
9.StopWe Are Your Own – Driver Side Impact 05:07
-
10.StopLife Like Movies – Driver Side Impact 05:02
-
11.StopWalk the Plank – Driver Side Impact 04:14
-
12.StopTonight...We Dance! – Driver Side Impact 04:32
-
13.StopThe Artist – Driver Side Impact 04:13
They may hail from the land of Pere Ubu and the Stooges, but Driver Side Impact's sound is anything but experimental or confrontational. What they sound like is a band that used to be hardcore, and has recently discovered the delights of the hook and the melody, but still isn't quite ready to leave the mosh pit behind. That's a recipe for a good album, and The Very Air We Breathe is most definitely a good album. It's not a great one, however. Following a waste-of-time "Introduction" (why, oh why start your album off with a track that you know four out of five listeners are going to skip over?) they get down to business, and business consists of dense, crunchy but tuneful and ultimately strangely polite guitar rock. Four tracks in, on "Reasons We Sleep," the singer finally starts yelling a bit, and it actually freshens things up a bit. On "Our Lives in Slow Motion" the guitars are so richly layered that the sound is almost orchestral -- then you realize that what's filling in the cracks is, of all things, a keyboard. Having thus left their punk credentials at the door, they then proceed to do a number in 6/8 time ("Life Like Movies"). Driver Side Impact shows lots of promise here, and much of it is being realized already. It's a good bet that the second album will be significantly better than this one. A this one is quite good. Rick Anderson, Rovi
- Genre: Rock
- Category Emo, Post-Hardcore
- Release Date: May 29, 2007
- Artist: Driver Side Impact
- Additional Artist: Branden Langhals (Vocals )