777
Underoath · 2007
85 min · 24 tracks · metalcore · post-hardcore · Christian metal
A frenetic blend of post-hardcore angst and melodic metal that channels raw emotional turmoil.
Why this album works
- Best for
- dynamic progression with peaks raw emotional turmoil exploration wave-like pacing and intensity
- Context
- In 2007, Underoath was transitioning from their breakthrough album 'Define the Great Line' to a more experimental phase. '777' serves as a companion piece to their previous work, showcasing live performances and fan engagement during a peak in their popularity. This release followed their ascent in the Christian metal scene and marked a period of intense creativity and connection with their audience.
- If you like
- metalcore, post-hardcore, Christian metal
777 is an album by Underoath, released in 2007. A frenetic blend of post-hardcore angst and melodic metal that channels raw emotional turmoil. This album is significant for its capture of Underoath's energetic live performances during a pivotal moment in their career and highlights their influence on the metalcore genre. It peaked at No. 15 on the Billboard 200 chart, reflecting the band's rise in mainstream recognition while maintaining their roots in the Christian music scene. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does 777 sound like?
A frenetic blend of post-hardcore angst and melodic metal that channels raw emotional turmoil. Rooted in metalcore and post-hardcore.
What makes 777 by Underoath notable?
This album is significant for its capture of Underoath's energetic live performances during a pivotal moment in their career and highlights their influence on the metalcore genre. It peaked at No. 15 on the Billboard 200 chart, reflecting the band's rise in mainstream recognition while maintaining their roots in the Christian music scene. In 2007, Underoath was transitioning from their breakthrough album 'Define the Great Line' to a more experimental phase. '777' serves as a companion piece to their previous work, showcasing live performances and fan engagement during a peak in their popularity. This release followed their ascent in the Christian metal scene and marked a period of intense creativity and connection with their audience.
Who is 777 for?
777 works well if you're into dynamic progression with peaks, raw emotional turmoil exploration and wave-like pacing and intensity.
How many songs are on 777?
777 has 24 tracks, running approximately 85 minutes.
Tracklist
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- 1 06.20.06 Hot Topic Signing at Countryside Mall / MySpace Secret Show “Behind the Scenes” Footage 5:49
- 2 04.28.06 European Tour 0:55
- 3 10.30.06 Paris, France 0:56
- 4 10.08.06 New Zealand & Australia 0:58
- 5 04.22.06 London 1:36
- 6 10.21.06 Japan 1:49
- 7 05.31.06 MTV, NYC 2:33
- 8 05.07.06 Bamboozle 3:30
- 9 05.04.06 US Tour w/ Poison the Well & As Cities Burn 1:02
- 10 07.07.06 Somewhere in Canada 4:25
- 11 05.06.06 Allentown, PA 1:24
- 12 01.30.07 Sweden 10:00
- 13 06.20.06 One More Song 7:34
- 14 [intro] 0:39
- 15 I Don’t Feel Very Receptive Today 3:12
- 16 It’s Dangerous Business Walking Out Your Front Door 4:27
- 17 In Regards to Myself Standout 3:22
- 18 The Impact of Reason 3:50
- 19 Writing on the Walls Standout 4:02
- 20 Everyone Looks So Good From Here 5:33
- 21 A Boy Brushed Red Living in Black and White 5:31
- 22 Writing on the Walls Standout 4:05
- 23 In Regards to Myself Standout 3:31
- 24 You’re Ever So Inviting 4:18
Release Date
July 17, 2007
Artist Origin
United States
Runtime
85 min 1 sec
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