Pressure Point, To Be Continued - 25m 54s

Tracks & Durations

1. To Be Cont...	1:49
2. C St. Pass	2:36
3. Links On The Chain	2:23
4. Face In The Mirror	2:12
5. Drinkin' with the damned	3:34
6. This is Sacto	1:42
7. Take It Back	1:29
8. The Great Divide	3:03
9. Cowards	1:38
10. The Ballad of Richard Davis	1:43
11. Home Invasion	2:15
12. Uprise	1:21

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Review

"Suicide Notes and Butterfly Kisses" is a wrenching window into the mind and heart of bandleader and lead vocalist Alex Varkatzas. Varkatzas' rich allegorical songwriting focuses on dealing with the human growth struggle and the pain and desire of relationships. Atreyu's incendiary musical alloy can best be described as a complex, passionate, emotional maelstrom of torment, revenge, vindication and release. Song titles like "Tulips Are Better", "Lip Gloss and Black" and "A Vampire's Lament" evoke a quandary of elicit images. The musicianship is technical yet fluid with a precise, thunderous rhythm section. Accentuating Atreyu's unconventional aura is the two-headed vocal delivery of Alex and drummer Brandon Saller. Alex is the ferocious, menacing, caustic and seething skull while Brandon is the tranquilizing, harmonious, Elysian cranium. This vocal duality migrates the gamut of melodramatic expression creating an ethereal yet turbulent soundscape. Over the past three years Atreyu has garnered a dedicated, ardent, underground following on the West Coast. In December, 2001, Atreyu released their debut EP on Tribunal Records entitled, "Fractures in the Façade of Your Porcelain Beauty", recorded with producer Paul Miner, bassist of Death By Stereo. "Fractures" has been extremely well received and immediately garnered rave reviews.

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