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Formats and Editions
1. Breathing in a New Mentality
2. Anyone Can Dig a Hole But It Takes a Real Man to Call It Home
3. Fault Line, A Fault of Mine, A
4. Emergency Broadcast: The End Is Near
5. Only Survivor Was Miraculously Unharmed, The
6. We Are the Involuntary
7. Created Void, The
8. Coming Down Is Calming Down
9. Desperate Times Desperate Measures
10. Too Bright to See Too Loud to Hear
11. Desolate Earth: The End Is Here
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As the final notes ring out on Lost in the Sound of Separation, it's evident that the six men of Tampa, Florida-based Underoath -- who've built their career on being both heavy and experimental '" have delivered their most ambitious and accomplished disc to date. Succinct and resolute, there's little denying that the 43-minute, 11-track follow-up to 2006's rapturously received and gold-certified Define the Great Line is a hard music masterpiece.Reviews:
The Tampa sextet caught major flak from Warped Tour veteran/NOFX rabble rouser Fat Mike for engaging in Bible study on the road in lieu of more, we suppose, "punk" undertakings (like filming a reality show for Fuse). Suffocatingly serious as they are, looks like Underoath are enjoying the last laugh. Hot on the heels of live CD/DVD Survive, Kaleidoscope, Lost finds the screamo troupe in fine, rabid form.
