Equals Conquest - Manifest Destiny
Manifest Destiny

by Equals Conquest

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11 tracks
31:01
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1 Lexis
 
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0:46
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2 30th Street
 
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3:11
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3 ..Night
 
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0:42
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4 Red Lion
 
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3:04
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5 I Hate It Here
 
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3:29
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6 There Will Be Refreshments Served After The Mass
 
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0:36
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7 Dirt Nap
 
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4:07
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8 Starlight
 
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2:32
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9 Best. Winter. Ever.
 
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3:40
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10 Intransigent5
 
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2:55
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11 Track 11The Road + Bonus Track
 
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Album description

Equals Conquest: Manifest Destiny

Former bassist/vocalist, Imix Shish, of the Afterglows (former Reading, PA Punk/Hardcore) spins a complete 180 and strips down to his bare soul. What began as rough singer/songwriter ideas was transformed into a new level of sonic soundscapes/ beats/ keys/ awesomeness and textures by collaborating with former bandmate, drummer, and all around ruling guy, Mike Mollura. The duo have created a layered, dense, beautiful ride of gritty sounds and emotions on the bands debut, "Manifest Destiny". The Equals Conquest project grew out of the friendship of Imix and Mike. They had demoed various songs throughout the years, but had only dedicated themselves to the task of recording a full record in early 2005. The duo recorded "Manifest Destiny" exactly like they had always wanted to: on their own terms, on their own time, as equals, and with only themselves to please. After many years of musical collaberation, they knew that they finally had a record they could present to the world. The duo's philosophy has carried over to their live set. Live, Equals Conquest is a living being, capable of taking many shapes. The group, with an album's worth of new, unreleased material, is equipped to play almost any audience. Being multi-instrumentalists has also helped them and they have been able to swtich instruments mid-set if need be. Equals Conquest's style continues to evolve, offering something for everyone with a each tasty piece of rock and roll. Watch for these two as they conquer hearts and minds alike. -drp records

 



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J'ai reçu de la part de l'artiste un message privé sur Jamendo avec un lien vers cet album ?!

Je ne l'ai pas écouté, mais je trouve cela très moyen comme pratique.

I love this album cause it's not what I would have thought would work (as in the layers and piano with tech) but it works really well and now I can't stop listening. it truly is awesome!

19/03/09

I liked the awesomeness of this album! I was happily surprised of the cohesive sounds of each complementing song on the album. I was upset when i found out that the album came to an end. It is not often i hear an enjoyable indie album off the beaten path. manifest destiny has promise to catapult equals conquest to the mainstream popular music.

29/12/08

This is nice music, in my region, the style is called britpop. I put it in the line that started with Radiohead, earlier The Cure, from the non-free music era, later Equals Conquest from the free... However, I did not find this very original. It was good to listen to it once, and maybe I will give other tries... Variability issues.

20/12/08

It needs more of a prebeat to lead into the songs and a little more variety in the beats (more upbeat). Vocals are nice but it seems like the band's getting their stuff together. Still has some kinks but looking forward to another CD.

14/05/09

Music is good, lyrics is OK, vocal is soft and nice but as for me the album has no dynamic at all. It has signs of comercial sound but it slow walks around broken heart or something that was inspire for the album and doesn't have any potention to run away with you.
But may be if I was teen girl in love I would found this album is very very cool.

05/05/09

A good effort with a good sound, though there needs to be a bit more diversity in the arrangements (one tends to hear an excess of the major 7th chord). The last few tracks are particularly good, as is the guitar intro. It's unfortunate that the tracks presented here on Jamendo are cut up: each song is obviously meant to segue right into the next one.

29/04/09

Manifest Destiny is the master mind of this wonderful Rock band call equalsconquest A group of young and awesome musicians this is why Rock music is going to be for ever alive and blowing are hearts away good work guys keep doing Ya thang...Love the touch of mystery on Dirt nap

Regards

Dj cuqui

28/04/09

Fair, professional work. Good sound, well done!

25/04/09

Cover is good, so the whole quality is. There are some really great songs (Red Lion, Starlight and some others), but for me there was no special note in other compositions.

 

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Album information

USA
Genre Alternative Indie Experimental Pop
Release October 05, 2006
Listens 53564 Downloads 2618
Starred 344 Playlisted 178    
Reviews 111 Rating 8.1/10

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