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1) August Burns Red - "Phantom Anthem"

2) Polaris - "The Mortal Coil"

3) While She Sleeps - "You Are We"

4) Like Moths to Flames - "Dark Divine"

5) For the Win - "Heavy Thoughts"

6) Fit For an Autopsy - "The Great Collapse"

7) Thy Art is Murder - "Dear Desolation"

8) We Came as Romans - "Cold Like War"

9) ROAM - "Great Heights & Nosedives"

10) Within the Ruins - "Halfway Human"

My Top 10 (ranked based on what I enjoy listening to the most):

1.  In Her Own Words - Unfamiliar
2.  Architects - All Our Gods Have Abandoned Us
3.  Sunrise Skater Kids - Friendville
4.  A Day to Remember - Bad Vibrations
5.  Boys of Fall - Thank You & Goodbye
6.  Fit For a King - Deathgrip
7.  Erra - Drift
8.  Trash Boat - Nothing I Write You...
9.  After the Burial - Dig Deep
10. Like Pacific - Distant Like You Asked

Honorable Mention to:

Abandoned By Bears - The Years Ahead (best damn Easycore I've heard in a while)
Between You & Me - Paper Thin EP (last time I was so hooked on a new Pop Punk band was State Champs)

Love it! As much of a pizza person as I am, I need me some more of this in my life. Maybe some Ballyhoo! discography in the future... >.>  <.<  >.>

Hah! Kept wondering when this would show up on this site, been jamming a shitty YouTube rip of this for a little while now xD

Every song here is great for me. Title track is exactly what I expected and wanted.

I've seen plenty of bands I liked call it quits. Way too many for my taste.

But damn, this one hurts worse than the others for some reason

For me, it's all about August Burns Red - Leveler. I'll always love FIFAP, and consider it the height of their progression.

But damn, when I first heard that monstrous drop in Empire performed live, that was the first time I ever even considered moshing (nothing against it, just not my thing). The complexity of Internal Cannons, catchy-ness of Poor Millionaire... it all gels for me as the album I always end up going back to, and probably always will.

And come on, how can you not love the absolute ferocity of the title track? I have to be careful listening to that song lately, it gets me so amped up!

Honorable mention to Erra's new album Drift. This album gives me renewed hope that this genre can not only continue to succeed with new talent, but it shows how much bands in the genre can adapt and evolve into something more.

Any odds that Like Pacific or FigureItOut will be there? Also maybe Erra?