2004, Deep Elm
Pull Up The Floorboards is post-hardcore the way it should be: raw, abrasive, urgent and always on the brink of panic. ..delivered with uncompromising conviction and gut-wrenching ferocity. An emotional overload of the highest order, Lock And Key play with furious guitars that smolder, crackle and chug behind the razor-cut signature vocals of Ryan Shanahan. Buried beneath the thick slabs of combustible guitars and machine-gun drumming are irresistible hooks that dig deep. There's a restless energy that permeates the Floorboards, a sort of shadowy unease and distemper like the first warning signs of a nervous breakdown. It's a dangerous precipice for a band, walking the delicate line between thoughtful articulation and the frenzy of incoherent desperation. But unlike many of their peers who deliver marginally at best, Lock And Key have composed a startling achievement of brain, brawn, pathos and, most importantly, heart.
Tracklisting
Disc 1
| 1 | Alchemy |
| 2 | Process Of Molting |
| 3 | 303 |
| 4 | Ammonia |
| 5 | Volatile |
| 6 | Albatross |
| 7 | Cover The Tracks |
| 8 | Beneath The Surface |
| 9 | Winston Churchill |
| 10 | Opening |
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