Brand New Evanescence

-
Oh boy oh boy oh boy oh boy…. Evanescence’s new album The Open Door is available on 3 October, but if the wait until then is killing you (as it is me) you can listen to the album’s first single online.

It’s called Call Me When You’re Sober, and it is awesomely hot! It doesn’t exactly show the band breaking new ground, but many an attempt by groups to branch out in their sophomore album has alienated fans (ahem, Garbage)…

By the sounds of Call Me When You’re Sober, we can brace ourselves for more of Amy Lee’s soaring vocals, with rock accompaniment, piano and strings arrangement, as well as the standard Evanescence aggressive energy, drama and passion. This ain’t no pussy-whipped, whiney Broken.

Oh please God, let Evanescence tour South Africa with this album!

Listen to a streamed version of Call Me When You’re Sober at Evanescence's official site, or streamed off the Real Rock 101 website.

Comments

Flint said…
At frigging last!
Call Me When You're Sober is pretty cool, vocally it seems a bit tamer and more 'standard issue' than the best stuff from Fallen though. The percussion is really cool..
9:20 AM
Pfangirl said…
It's definitely not as heavy as some of the material on Fallen, but a lot of stuff on Evanescence's other 'unreleased' albums is similar in their degree of hardcoreness.

I'm sure there will be some heavier material on the Open Door, but I don't know if it will be the album's released singles that receive radio play.
8:02 AM
Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Is the rebooted Lara Croft gay? Evidence for and against...

-
Image
As some of you know, I’ve been fangirling hard over the new Tomb Raider , the first entry in the video game series since 2008, and ostensibly a reboot for the entire franchise . Taking the form of an origin story, Tomb Raider 2013 depicts the events that transformed a beautiful, if bookish, archaeology graduate into a pistol-packing adventurer with a devil-may-care attitude. We meet Lara Croft as a pretty, fairly ordinary 21 year old, brooding over her work notes, listening to her mp3 player and very much confined to the shadow of her male mentors. By the end of the game, however, she’s taken charge – she’s had to! – and, battered, bruised and bloody, she’s both a survivor and hero, right down to rescuing the princess and carrying her away in her arms. Yeah, this is probably the best point to mention that there will be some Tomb Raider 2013 spoilers in this post, so read ahead with caution. Anyway, I loved the game. Technically it’s near faultless, it looks beautiful, the ov
Read more

Weekend report-back: beach, board games and books

-
Image
So I'm back in the office after a 4 day weekend. And I'm trying not to remind myself that it's almost 3 months until the next public holiday. Bah! Anyway, pop culture didn't play too massive a part in my mini-break. There was braai -ing (expected on National Braai Day), the baking of pretzels in celebration of Oktoberfest ( even if we weren't in Munich this year ), working on the next Girlz 'N' Games comic , and a family lunch to celebrate my mother and cousin's birthdays. A hefty chunk of the weekend however was spent at one of my favourite holiday destinations: the KwaZulu-Natal South Coast. We were celebrating a friend's birthday at his family's holiday flat in Southbroom. So there was much chilling and eating and games playing, as well as kite flying, dolphin spotting and swallowing of saltwater as I flailed around in the choppy, chilly surf. We even managed to find Emo Shell! Anyway, film viewing was neglected this weekend, with the excepti
Read more

Movies today, SA!

-
Image
Despite the fact that 5 new films open in South Africa today, not a single one is worthy of an extended Pick of the Week description. If you haven't seen it yet (like me), go and watch Disney-Pixar's Up instead. If you can't get past a deeply ingrained "grown-up" prejudice against animated films, what about seeking out the Johnny Depp-Christian Bale gangster movie Public Enemies ? Hell, you could even go and watch District 9 again. Just stay away from the mediocrity released this weekend. Yeesh. I Hate Valentine's Day - Nia Vardalos reteams with her My Big Fat Greek Wedding love interest John Corbett for this romantic comedy in which a carefree florist lives by a "5 dates only" rule so a relationship never develops and she never gets hurt. A charming restaurateur, however, forces her to re-evaluate her unusual approach to dating. 17% Fresh on Rotten Tomatoes . Karate Kallie - A South African comedy about Kallie, a fat teenager, who is mercilessly
Read more