
Cosmos Gaming is teaming up with Terrible Things to give away a copy of the band's self titled album and a signed poster.
Who Are Terrible Things?
New Universal Motown band Terrible Things may be hailed as rock all-stars - with ex-Taking Back Sunday vet Fred Mascherino, Coheed and Cambria alumnus Josh Eppard, and Hot Rod Circuit guitarist Andy Jackson.
Appetites whetted for the splintering, pointed rock we've come to expect from each member of the reserved trio should prepare for added twists to their own reliable brand this time around. Never known to rest on thorny laurels /giving the gas face to the weathered indie formula of 'doing well and being miserable' in a recent interview with Alternative Press, Mascherino's first order of new business was to record the new album in Birmingham, Alabama with producer Jason Elgin.
Terrible Things have made a concept album about a series of fires that haunted Fred's former hometown, the depressed Pennsylvania steel-millburgh of Coatesville, PA, located 40-plus miles west of Philadelphia. A reign of arson terror scorched the more modest neighborhoods of Chester County from 2007-2009.
Though the band didn't initially set out to do a concept album, Fred says the other band members understood the depth of Fred's passion. Andy's contributions include "Not Alone," and "Wrap Me Up." Josh's Coheed and Cambria chops - no stranger to conceptual themes in their music, as well - made the debut offering a total communal effort.
Even though they were fans of each others' work, forming any new band, particularly when each member's individual 'earned-our-stripes indie cred' proceeds a new union - the chemistry is not always guaranteed. A feat even more remarkable when you consider the members' stellar pedigrees - Fred's Taking Back Sunday legacy includes game-changing critical raves, multiple Top 5 album debuts and a propulsive live legacy. Coheed and Cambria also wrote their own ticket as one of the new prog-breakthrough bands, earning a Top Ten Album landing and a pummeling live reputation of their own, thanks, in no small measure to Eppard's unique drum presence. Still, both Eppard and Mascherino willfully left their bands more than two-and-a-half years ago.
What Does the Band Sound Like?
Check out the video for the song "Revolution" below.
How Do I Enter?
Click the link below to send us an email with your entry. Please include your full name.
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Additional Information
Interested in buying the album now? Grab it on ITunes here: http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/terrible-things/id388692746.
Also check the band out on their upcoming North American tour, dates are listed below.
February 10 - Northern Lights - Clifton Park, NY
February 11 - Pearl Street - Northampton, MA
February 12 - Water Street Music Hall - Rochester, NY
February 13 - Peabody's Downunder - Cleveland, OH
February 14 - The Intersection - Grand Rapids, MI
February 15 - Durty Nellies - Palatine, IL
February 16 - Pop's Nightclub East - St. Louis, IL
February 17 - Turner Hall Ballroom - Milwaukee, WI
February 18 - Triple Rock Social Club - Minneapolis, MN
February 19 - WECC - Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
February 21- The Starlite Room - Edmonton, AB, Canada
February 22 - Republik - Calgary, AB, Canada
February 25 - The Catalyst Club - Santa Cruz, CA
February 26 - Hard Rock Cafe - Las Vegas, NV
February 27 - Glass House - Pomona, CA
February 28 - Nile Theatre - Mesa, AZ
March 2 - Diamond Ballroom - Oklahoma City, OK
March 3 - The Marquee Theater - Tulsa, OK
March 4 - Downtown Music Hall - Little Rock, AR
March 5 - New Daisy Theater - Memphis, TN
This contest will end on Wednesday, February 23rd at which point a winner will be chosen and notified by email.
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