O Pioneers!!! was born on a cold winter day in Texas of 2004. Many bands push the envelope with extreme metal riffs and vicious drum track exploding with technicality. O Pioneers!!! took pride in taking metal-core back to the fundamentals with catchy riffs, solid breakdowns and major stage presence.
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It may sound cliché, but sometimes an album just speaks to you. In the case of Neon Creeps, O Pioneers talk about real life, about meeting real life head on and how absolutely and insanely overwhelming it is. Over a charging melodic backdrop, front man Eric shouts out his frustrations with money, old friends, the city and the various problems that everyone deals with daily. However, the band always pushes through all the bullshit to offer some small kind of hope. Not only are there plenty of “don’t let it get you down” and such offered in their songs, but sometimes Eric gets his way and lets everyone know. As great as the lyrics are, they’re dependent on the music beneath them to validate them, and in the case of Neon Creeps, it never disappoints. O Pioneers brand of punk sounds strangely more uplifting than it does abrasive. While in a way it could be argued that the point was always more about cathartic salvation than any kind of externally-focused confrontation, few bands have managed to make it all sound as personal and listenable as O Pioneers!" --Key parts paraphrased and stolen from the review written by: Marc Z. Grub at PopWreckoning.com
if we get caught wrapping houses my mom will call your mom and then we wont be able to watch that new movie Brink when it comes out. lets ask for roller blades for christmas so we can shred like gerald from hey arnold. we gotta build a half pipe in your back yard and then tony hawk will come over and we'll be on rocket power
Let us know if that show at the end of August in San Jose might me lonely, or short by one band.... We'd be pretty pumped to get to play with you guys... Mr. Park sent me your vinyl the other day and I have been playing it, non-stop... Either way, see ya' in a few weeks!!!
do you know whats weird? none of those dates are in the uk but they should be, get in touch with us or jan yoyo and lets make it happen! also, we recorded some new tracks that we're super happy with and put one up on our page, it'd be ace if you fancied having a listen. take it easy, rory.
and I think these guys finally got their permit cleared from the city, you should contact them, they're a small collective with a nice cafe. Contact them here: http://www.myspace.com/cafefresno
It may sound cliché, but sometimes an album just speaks to you. In the case of Neon Creeps, O Pioneers talk about real life, about meeting real life head on and how absolutely and insanely overwhelming it is. Over a charging melodic backdrop, front man Eric shouts out his frustrations with money, old friends, the city and the various problems that everyone deals with daily. However, the band always pushes through all the bullshit to offer some small kind of hope. Not only are there plenty of “don’t let it get you down” and such offered in their songs, but sometimes Eric gets his way and lets everyone know. As great as the lyrics are, they’re dependent on the music beneath them to validate them, and in the case of Neon Creeps, it never disappoints. O Pioneers brand of punk sounds strangely more uplifting than it does abrasive. While in a way it could be argued that the point was always more about cathartic salvation than any kind of externally-focused confrontation, few bands have managed to make it all sound as personal and listenable as O Pioneers!" --Key parts paraphrased and stolen from the review written by: Marc Z. Grub at PopWreckoning.com
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