Suck out the Poison

CMJ: "On SUCK OUT THE POISON, every irreverent, fastburning song sounds like a party....Southern rock 'n' roll will never die with paramedics like He Is Legend working poison control."

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Released: October 3, 2006
Originally Released: 2006
Label: Solid State Records

Entertainment Reviews:

CMJ - p.24

"On SUCK OUT THE POISON, every irreverent, fastburning song sounds like a party....Southern rock 'n' roll will never die with paramedics like He Is Legend working poison control."

Kerrang (Magazine) - p.50

"[T]here are some gems unearthed. The ominous guitar squall that twists through 'Serpent Sickness' sees the band at their most overly threatening..."

Tracks:

1.Dixie Wolf (The Seduction Of...)
2.Attack of the Dungeon Witch
3.Suck out the Poison
4.Mushroom River
5.Opening
6.China White II
7.Serpent Sickness
8.Electronic Throat
9.Stampede
10.The Widow of Magnolia
11.The Pot Bellied Goddess
12.Cannonball Hands (The Tomato Parade)
13.Goldie's Torn Locks
14.(( (Louds

Product Description:

Personnel: Schuylar Croom (vocals); Adam Tanbouz (guitar, piano); McKenzie Bell (guitar); Steven Bache (drums).

Additional personnel: Laura Sweeney (vocals); Adam Tanbouz (piano).

Audio Mixer: Steve Evetts.

Recording information: The Omen Room Studios, Garden Grove, CA.

He Is Legend's reputation as the nice guys of screamo shouldn't change much with SUCK OUT THE POISON--their sophomore full-length. This rep is largely due to singer Schuylar Croom's vocals--at times recalling the faux-Christian bombast of Bono or Scott Stapp--which eschew the nihilistic indulgences of most screamo frontmen. And the balls-to-the-wall heaviness of the rest of the band only bolsters Croom's emotive clarity, particularly guitarist Adam Tanbouz, who shreds riffs like a man afire.