1) Unearth is:
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1) Unearth is:
Trevor Phipps - vocals
Buz McGrath - guitar
John Maggard - bass
Ken Susi - guitar
Nick Pierce - drums
Hailing from Massachusetts, Unearth bring a refreshing sense of talent with charismatic riffs, thought provoking lyrics and pummeling breakdowns. Unearth masterfully combine an intoxicating mix of American and European metal with hardcore ethic and punch. This unique approach makes Unearth one of the most abrasive, commanding and emotionally charged groups in heavy music today.
Formed in 1998, Unearth has accomplished more on their own than most bands can do with full support of a label and press. Constant tours all over the globe have earned them respect and recognition from their peers and helped cultivate one of the strongest fan bases around. In the last two years alone, Unearth has embarked on a sold-out headlining tour with Terror, Black Dahlia Murder and Remembering Never in tow, a sold-out run alongside Atreyu, and high profile treks with Slipknot, Killswitch Engage, Sounds Of The Underground 2005, The Headbanger's Ball tour and Ozzfest 2004. This summer, Unearth will head back overseas as a featured act on Sounds Of The Underground Europe and will once again tear up the US on the now infamous Ozzfest before unleashing their brutal new album in August.
The highly anticipated release "III: In The Eyes Of Fire" was produced by the legendary Terry Date (Soundgarden, Pantera, Deftones) and should satisfy even their most hardcore of fans. While most bands these days seem to have replaced breakdowns with "pretty" choruses, Unearth have gone in the opposite direction delivering their most brutal album to date. This crushing follow up to 2004's "The Oncoming Storm", is sure to cause nothing less than total destruction to every mosh pit in its wake.
On October 14, 2008, Unearth released their fourth album, entitled The March. The album features a re-recorded version of the song "The Chosen," which they contributed to the album Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film for Theaters Colon the Soundtrack. The band recently completed a tour with Gwen Stacy, Whitechapel, The Acacia Strain and Protest the Hero. They are currently on the Never Say Die Club Tour with Parkway Drive, Despised Icon, Architects, Protest The Hero, Whitechapel and Carnifex. They will be on the Metal Hammer Defenders of the Faith tour with other acts such as Lamb of God, Dimmu Borgir and Five Finger Death Punch. As of Early 2009, it has been confirmed by billboard.com that The March has sold more than 100,000 copies world wide.
Justin Foley (Killswitch Engage, Blood Has Been Shed) handled the drumming on the band's 2011 album Darkness in the Light. Nick Pierce began touring with the group in 2011 before being announced as their official drummer in early 2012.
2) Unearth was a death metal band from Albuquerque, New Mexico. They released 2 demos, Malformed Cranium in 1994 and Spill the Plagues in 1995.
The March
Unearth Lyrics
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One moment
A time to face hate horror
A clash,
Great clash
The two worlds collide
The power,
Vast power
The solace,
No solace
This is what we've become
The past thou shalt never cross
Things here will never be the same
All bear witness to the gathering of the march
This is what we've become
No solace
This truth,
One truth
The underlying reason
One hope,
All hope
The strength of mankind risen
Our kind,
Their kind
Once one,
Now shattered
Unite,
Unite
We hold the key to tomorrow
The past thou shalt never cross
Things here will never be the same
All bear witness to the gathering of the march
Bring them down
Take it back
The lyrics to Unearth's song "The March" depict a moment of conflict and tension between two opposing forces. The first verse describes a clash between "two worlds" whose respective armies are driven by "vast power." The tone is bleak and uncompromising, as the repeated refrain "no solace" suggests that there is no room for comfort or resolution in this conflict. The second verse, however, introduces a glimmer of hope: there is "one truth" that underlies everything, and "the strength of mankind" can rise to meet the challenge. The repetition of the phrase "unite, unite" reinforces the idea that only by coming together can humanity triumph over its divisions and differences.
The chorus, which invokes a "march" or gathering of some kind, seems to address both the specific conflict described in the verses and larger themes of struggle and perseverance. The repeated line "the past thou shalt never cross" suggests that the march is a turning point, a moment of reckoning that will define the future. The final lines, "bring them down / take it back," add a sense of urgency and determination to the song, as if the singer is urging themselves and others to fight for what they believe in and not back down.
Line by Line Meaning
This moment,
At this particular point in time,
One moment
A singular moment that can change everything,
A time to face hate horror
A moment to confront the ugliness of hate and violence,
A clash,
A violent confrontation,
Great clash
A massive and impactful conflict,
The two worlds collide
Two opposing forces come head-to-head,
The power,
The strength and might,
Vast power
An immense and unstoppable force,
Each side drives its armies
Both sides rally their troops and go to war,
The solace,
The comfort and peace,
No solace
An absence of comfort or peace,
This is what we've become
This is what humanity has turned into,
The past thou shalt never cross
We will never forget the atrocities of the past,
Things here will never be the same
The present situation has changed everything irreversibly,
All bear witness to the gathering of the march
Everyone is seeing the protest and its participants,
This truth,
The undeniable fact,
One truth
A singular, objective truth,
The underlying reason
The fundamental cause behind the conflict,
One hope,
A singular aspiration,
All hope
The collective ambition,
The strength of mankind risen
Mankind has gained immense strength and resilience,
Our kind,
Our species,
Their kind
The species we are in conflict with,
Once one,
We were once united,
Now shattered
But now we are divided and fragmented,
Unite,
Come together,
Unite
Join forces for a common goal,
We hold the key to tomorrow
Our actions today shape the future,
Bring them down
Defeat our enemies,
Take it back
Regain what is rightfully ours.
Lyrics © Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
Written by: TREVOR PHIPPS, PAUL MCGRATH, KEN SUSI, JOHN MAGGARD, DEREK KERSWILL
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@randommetalhead5825
Unearth is definitely one of the best modern metal bands, despite they're not very popular.
They're underrated and talented as fuck, i fucking love these guys.
@Venominpain
such a cute puppy :)
@arisrakornjittaniyompanit2249
WHAT THE PUG
@poopstreek
You made the Husky football blog a couple times a while back, when you were making the Dawg videos... It has been a while. DirectTV's lack of the Pac 12 networks is making a lot of Husky fans upset... I don't have satellite... I had been going to the only bar in my little town to watch the games, but they closed... I think I am going to have to give in and get it. I'm glad I know not to get DirectTV...
@qbsacker5394
i cant get any of the games, i live in arizona and have Directv, Pac 12 network wont work out a deal. Its frustrating :(
@daguitarslayer
What the pug...
@poopstreek
You got mentioned in the Seattle Times for your Huskies posts. This is cool and all, but what happened to the DAWGS posts? You ruled at them.
@qbsacker5394
well i go to the bars to watch the games but in terms of making highlights i need to record the games and edit. No ability to do that till Pac 12 network gets their shit together and signs with directv. I was mentioned in the Seattle times recently?
@poopstreek
That sucks big time dude. Are there bars down there where you can watch? I think the football team has potential to be pretty good.