very nice. it shows that ferret has been making some mad profit off these guys. the release is excellent and the music is outstanding. i have to say that i like "last night in town" a little better because it seemed more original but this album is definately worth getting. it has a more rocky feel to it, still the same technicallity and heaviness, but mixed with some rock.

very impressive release from these guys.i liked this cd more than "hearts once nurished..." mainly because it switches up A LOT,each song seems to be 10 put into one. The new singer sounds way better than the old one, sounds more energetic rather than some guy dying on the mic. Only fault on this album is that sometimes the guy says some real cheesy stuff but no biggy. if you're into hardcore (not necessarilly the brutal crushing kind)and never heard these guys (which is a hard thing to do) then get this. I think it was 6 years in the making (or something like that) and they made one saweeet ass cd.

very thursday-ish band. At times this cd gets a little too poppy though. Best song is probably "slip like space" so if you want to check these guys out, pick a different one because this one stands out a lot. They have a good sound with out the pop-punk bullshit type stuff that rotates around these kinds of bands.

some say this cd is better than satellite years and/or no wings to speak of.I'd have to say that some parts get REAL good while everything else is sort of really plain and bland, hopesfall has progressed a lot since this album. I find one problem with this cd to be the recording quality, although it's not THAT bad, the guitars sound weak. Of course TRUSTKILL is always going to do a better job with an album then some small label-but it could've been done way better. For hopesfall fans thinking about this purchase, i think it'd be a fairly good buy. The main thing is it's different, in my opinion not as good as later stuff. Get satellite years or the EP before you get this.

OOHHHH DAMMMNNN!!! THIS is the definition of hardcore. "drive nails through my wrists i'll die for my beliefs"-says it all.bad-ass breakdowns. listen to this and go out to kill kids.

Holy jeeeeezz. If you're a fan of hardcore with a lot of breakdowns and melodicism in it, then your first priority is to get this album. So many inovative ideas can be found on this release, the sweet picking on "one step away" is sweet ass, and in they're live show they play it behind their heads. GET THIS, nuff said.

I usually listen to hardcore but i have to say that this cd is one of the best i've heard in a while. Conor is a very talented kid and he puts a lot of emotion into his performance. This cd is definately for anyone into music, any kind, just check it out.

ok if you're not into hope conspiracy, give them another shot. When i first heard this cd i thought it was too punkish, but i listened to it a second time and i realized that i was totally wrong. These guys aren't really too fast and they aren't too slow either, it's pretty much a perfect combo.catchy hardcore with some emotion and melodies mixed in SOMETIMES, so don't be expecting too much melo-core fans.Just pop this into your cd player and start kickin ass.

AWWWWWWW HELL YEA. Some of the best BRUTAL metalcore I've ever heard. And the best thing about it is that it's all melodic as shit. This band has some of the most BIG ASS breakdowns I've ever heard. If you're into melodic hardcore get this, it might be really metal at times, but is that really a bad thing?

shit yes, that's all i got to say. It's a bit more old schoolish and has some punkier songs than Jane Doe but it's ok cause after you hear the saddest day, you probably won't be able to bring yourself to take this album out of your player for a long, long time. Probably the coolest sounding guitars ever put on an album and the riffs stay in your head forever. For hardcore fans out there, this is a must-have. Converge kills. Dam right