Onward To Olympas

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Don't Cry To Me 00:00 Tools
Enemies 00:00 Tools
Sink or Swim 00:00 Tools
Unstoppable 00:00 Tools
Her Best Words Were Goodbye 00:00 Tools
Overcoming 00:00 Tools
This World Is Not My Home 00:00 Tools
Awake In A Dream 00:00 Tools
Presence At The Funeral 00:00 Tools
The Lost Generation 00:00 Tools
The War Within Us 00:00 Tools
The Continuance 00:00 Tools
Revealing 00:00 Tools
Hidden Eyes 00:00 Tools
Structures 00:00 Tools
Seeker 00:00 Tools
Unsuitable Patterns 00:00 Tools
Wolf's Jaw 00:00 Tools
Accuser 00:00 Tools
From The Mouth 00:00 Tools
The March 00:00 Tools
Rebuilt 00:00 Tools
Strange Forest 00:00 Tools
Circles & Illusions 00:00 Tools
Never Hold Back 00:00 Tools
Division 00:00 Tools
Breakthrough 00:00 Tools
Ceasing Time 00:00 Tools
The Truth In Foundations 00:00 Tools
Royal State 00:00 Tools
Holding The Aspects 00:00 Tools
Even the Odds 00:00 Tools
The End Of... 00:00 Tools
Blue Tennessee 00:00 Tools
Dean Martin Was an Anthropologist 00:00 Tools
The Jewish Puppy 00:00 Tools
Barefoot in the Arctic 00:00 Tools
Starting Over 00:00 Tools
Rummykub 00:00 Tools
9-13 00:00 Tools
...The Beginning 00:00 Tools
Blood, Toil, Tears And Sweat 00:00 Tools
His Blood 00:00 Tools
Her Best Words Were 'GoodBye' 00:00 Tools
Indicate / Destroy 00:00 Tools
The War Within Us (New!) 00:00 Tools
Paralysis 00:00 Tools
Circles Illusions 00:00 Tools
9:13 00:00 Tools
Presence 00:00 Tools
Her Best Words 00:00 Tools
Circles & Illusions (New!) 00:00 Tools
Wolf's Jaw (New!) 00:00 Tools
Onward To Olympas - Sink Or Swim 00:00 Tools
circles and illusions 00:00 Tools
The War Within Us (New Track!) 00:00 Tools
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Coming up among such North Carolina bands as BETWEEN THE BURIED AND ME, BELOVED and HE IS LEGEND gave the members of Onward To Olympas an appreciation for an array of genres. Since their formation in 2008, OTO has meticulously cultivated their sound, blending progressive metal, straight hardcore, and elements of death metal. That the band can indulge all their musical proclivities, yet produce such consistent results, while making it seem easy is a testament to their craftsmanship. On their new album, This World Is Not My Home, recorded with Jamie King (Between The Buried And Me, FOR TODAY) Onward To Olympas make sure to bring the intensity, effortlessly melding melodic singing with thick metal-core screams, occasionally bringing a little old school back to the table with crisp gang vocals. The album is polished and impressive, influenced by bands such as Our Last Night and P.O.D. And with lyrics like, "you can not run, you've nowhere to hide" this album will leave you at a loss for words. This solid debut album will be available on Facedown Records on January 19th, 2010. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.