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In February of 2010, the band begun production on the album in Las Vegas with [[The Dream (In This Moment album)|The Dream]] producer, Kevin Churko. The album was completed in April and Brink announced the release date during an interview at the Revolver Golden God Awards.
In February of 2010, the band begun production on the album in Las Vegas with [[The Dream (In This Moment album)|The Dream]] producer, Kevin Churko. The album was completed in April and Brink announced the release date during an interview at the Revolver Golden God Awards.


On May 1 2010, Maria Brink posted a poster on the band's [[Twitter]] asking their Los Angeles area fans to come out in full cowboy costume for their music video for "The Gunshow"<ref>http://twitpic.com/1k1hql</ref>
On May 1 2010, Maria Brink posted a poster on the band's [[Twitter]] and [[myspace]] asking their Los Angeles area fans to come out in full cowboy costume for their music video for "The Gunshow"<ref>http://twitpic.com/1k1hql</ref>


==Track listing==
==Track listing==

Revision as of 18:30, 10 June 2010

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A Star-Crossed Wasteland is the upcoming album by American metalcore band In This Moment. The album will be released in the U.S on July 13, 2010 by Century Media and was named by Alternative Press as one of the most anticipated releases of 2010.[1]

Background

Before the band started their first headling tour in late 2009, vocalist Maria Brink announced that they had begun writing songs for their upcoming third album to be released the following summer. In January, the band described the sounds of A Star-Crossed Wasteland in a Myspace posting, talking about their plans for 2010:

As far as direction for the new album everyone in the band is feeling a heavier/ darker vibe, We want the lush production and melodic layers from "The Dream" with the raw power and aggression from "Beautiful Tragedy" all mixed together...we are the kind of band that musically does what we want, from the heart, we do not follow trends or fads, the new ITM album will be no exception, we are writing from our heart and I can promise you what you hear from us next will be 100% THE REAL DEAL, no flavor of the week bullshit here.[2]

In February of 2010, the band begun production on the album in Las Vegas with The Dream producer, Kevin Churko. The album was completed in April and Brink announced the release date during an interview at the Revolver Golden God Awards.

On May 1 2010, Maria Brink posted a poster on the band's Twitter and myspace asking their Los Angeles area fans to come out in full cowboy costume for their music video for "The Gunshow"[3]

Track listing

Standard Edition
No.TitleLength
1."The Gun Show"4:47
2."Just Drive"3:27
3."The Promise"4:28
4."Standing Alone"3:51
5."A Star-Crossed Wasteland"4:31
6."Blazin'"4:21
7."The Road"4:04
8."Iron Army"3:27
9."The Last Cowboy"3:54
10."World In Flames"5:21

References