lineup:
Jesse Smith - drums
Scott Mellinger - guitar
Rob Horner - bass
Cory Darst - vocals
The best bands continually reinvent themselves, making art
that represents them uniquely yet stays relevant to their
fans. Over the past 4 years ZAO has been one of those
bands, remaining neither lyrically stagnant nor allowing
themselves to be defined by a genre or scene that forces
bands that play aggressive music to conform or be choked
out by some pseudo-macho metal mentality.
ZAO's new record, simply entitled "(Self-Titled)", once
again finds the band challenging their art and inviting
their listeners to follow along with them. Since first
signing to Solid State Records in 1997 the band has morphed
into many figures as members changed and the band
continually red More...
Quite possibly my favourite song from this new album. Although I am disappointed I was able to download it before it was released, I'm also glad I got to hear it.
I can't order it anywhere in my town, but as soon as I find a place I can get it. I will happily purchase it. This band deserves it.
well i guess its an ok metal or hardcore band what ever u want to call them well it seems like their hardcore christians lol i mean even their name ZAO=alive bla bla well anyways i guess this band is ok for they do
HAIL METAL !!!!!!
go check out 7 year bitch if u like riot
ZAO ROCKS!!! | Reviewer: Anthony
------ About the song A Fall Farewell performed by Zao
Zao is my all time favorite band. I NEVER get enough of them. And their lyrics are clean. I like this song especially because they are singing about someone that died and that they hope they moved onto heaven to stay with God and Jesus. This helped me disprove the theorie that most people I know have that screemo is satanic and should be put down and frowned upon.
redundant?! | Reviewer: $@^
------ About the album The Funeral Of God performed by Zao
it is a good album none-the-less but the first like four tracks sound very similar in the openings to each song. otherwise a great album... i plan on buy the other albums.
true meaning | Reviewer: Aaron
------ About the song Free The Three performed by Zao
this is a very good song.. this song is a true story.. if you'd like to know more about this go to http://www.wm3.org there you can find out information about what this song is truly about
I actually know the song and this is worthy to listen to!
The meaning of this song 01/16/2005 | Reviewer: Brian
------ About the song Free The Three performed by Zao
Out of all of the songs from Zao this one has held a great meaning. The song is about 3 eight year old boys in 1993 Arkansas, USA who were murdered. The cops that were sent out for the case were poorly trained and they somehow wrongly accused 3 random teenagers and said that they were part of a Satanic cult. How I know all of this is on one part of the song the singer reads off the report of it then twords the end he says: "the three were accused and arrested, Damian, Justin, and James". After he reads them off his voice sounds so strong and powerfull, it sounded like the angry voice of god punishing the foolish cops. The singer repeats a few times "FREE THE THREE". In the middle of the song he says "you failed to do your job..." and "you lie, you lie, you lie, you lie they pay, they pay, they pay." Basically the cops were being paid to lie about the murder and cover it up with their "superstitions".
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