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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.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • dynamic progression with peaks
  • raw emotional turmoil exploration
  • wave-like pacing and intensity
  • engaging live performance feel
  • cathartic release through tension

Maybe skip if you want

  • prefer straightforward single tracks
  • seek consistent, calm listening

Where this album fits

Career 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.
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Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 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 3:22
  • 18 The Impact of Reason 3:50
  • 19 Writing on the Walls 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 4:05
  • 23 In Regards to Myself 3:31
  • 24 You’re Ever So Inviting 4:18

What to play next

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