Only Through the Pain [PA] [ECD] by Trapt (CD, Aug-2008, Eleven Seven)

Album Features
UPC:	846070023026
Artist:	Trapt
Format:	CD
Release Year:	2008
Record Label:	Eleven Seven
Genre:	Heavy Metal

Track Listing
1. Wasteland
2. Who's Going Home With You Tonight?
2. Who's Going Home with You Tonight
3. Contagious
4. Black Rose
5. Ready When You Are
6. Forget About The Rain
6. Forget About the Rain
7. Cover Up
8. Only One In Color
8. Only One in Color
9. Wherever She Goes
10. Curiosity Kills
11. Last Year, The
11. Last Tear, The
12. [CD-Rom Track] [*]

Details
Playing Time:	48 min.
Producer:	GGGarth
Distributor:	RED Distribution
Recording Type:	Studio
Recording Mode:	Stereo
SPAR Code:	n/a

Album Notes
Personnel: Chris Taylor Brown (vocals, guitar); Ben Kaplan (programming).Audio Mixers: Mike Cashin; Josh Wilbur.Recording information: Charell's Temple, Laguna Hills, CA; The Farm Studios, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada; The Warehouse Studio, Vancouver, British Columbia, Cana.Photographer: Paul Rayner-Brown.For their third full-length, Trapt largely stays true to the formula of grunge-influenced alternative metal that launced them to platinum status in the early 2000s. Although Robb Torres took over for original lead guitarist Simon Ormandy, Ormandy's playing is featured here, with a panoply of slicing riffs that perfectly complement vocalist Chris Brown's athletic howl. They returned to post-grunge dynamo producer Garth "GGGarth" Richardson, who produced the California quartet's smash debut. As evidenced on stand-out tracks such as "Wasteland" and "Contagious," the reunion works triumphantly with a drier overall attack that punches through the speaker cones and raps listeners upside the head--in a good way.

Trapt: Chris Taylor Brown (vocals, guitar); Robb Torres (guitar); Peter Charell (bass guitar); Aaron "Monty" Montgomery (drums).Personnel: Simon Ormandy (guitar).Programmer: Ben Kaplan.For their third full-length, Trapt largely stays true to the formula of grunge-influenced alternative metal that launced them to platinum status in the early 2000s. Although Robb Torres took over for original lead guitarist Simon Ormandy, Ormandy's playing is featured here, with a panoply of slicing riffs that perfectly complement vocalist Chris Brown's athletic howl. They returned to post-grunge dynamo producer Garth "GGGarth" Richardson, who produced the California quartet's smash debut. As evidenced on stand-out tracks such as "Wasteland" and "Contagious," the reunion works triumphantly with a drier overall attack that punches through the speaker cones and raps listeners upside the head--in a good way.