This Day & Age

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This Day & Age was a Buffalo, NY-based band whose music focuses on complimenting melodies with memorable guitar lines, well-placed piano and a rhythm section that ties it all together. Each song tackles relevant topics and is a well-crafted, sincere story that envelopes the listener. The band’s live show has become famous for being well-rehearsed and energetic.

After forming in 2001, the band’s incessant dedication to both the stage, the road, and the writing process earned them the attention of Orlando-based One Eleven Records. Signing with the label in 2002, the band immediately got to work on its freshman release “Start Over On Monday”.

After condensing the introspective, yet pop sensible nature of their music into thirteen watertight tracks, “Always Leave the Ground” was born. After more than a year and a half on tour in support of their debut, and heading overseas to Japan, This Day & Age then released their highly anticipated follow up record, “The Bell & the Hammer.”

As of October 24th, 2006, This Day & Age is on an indefinite leave of absence due to Jeff leaving the band. The remaining members are now a band called The Reign of Kindo.

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1	Second Place Victory	156
2	always straight ahead	120
3	The Day We Started	106
3	Tomorrow Is Waiting	106
5	History Is Falling For Science	103
5	Sometimes	103
7	Hourglass	99
8	Long Walk Home	95
9	Seven-Eighty	80
10	The Bell And The Hammer	74
11	Second Star To The Right...	73
12	Clouds & Skyscrapers	68
12	Slideshow	68
14	I Remember Me	67
15	Eustace	65

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HannahLianne wrote:
Wednesday afternoon

I love Always Leave The Ground. But if they ever get back together I hope they don't make another The Bell and The Hammer it pains me to say that none of the songs stuck out for me on that CD :( But I still love 'em.

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Gtribs21 wrote:
23 days ago

Wow heard these guys today for the first time. They are incredible

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Teh_Chris wrote:
September 2009

maxrahr, I don't think you know what you're talking about

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ohnoitsdiana wrote:
August 2009

BRING THEM BACK!!

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imquickkk wrote:
July 2009

love at first listen. [2] same here/

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itschinatown wrote:
July 2009

Lead singer is recording new music (no offense to TRoK, but his voice is what made the band the most for me, though the music was a CLOSE second) and possibly doing something with TDaA former drummer? I can dream...

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melting_rose wrote:
July 2009

i can kind of see what you're saying maxrahr, but always straight ahead and walking contradictions are some of my favorite songs. If they were any different, I doubt I'd like the songs as much. Both songs are not too happy in my opinion, I feel like it keeps a bittersweet feel throughout both songs. In fact I feel the 'happier sounds' only makes the songs more sad. And i like it. =]

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maxrahr wrote:
May 2009

what i hate about both this day and age and the reign of kindo is how minor harmonies suddenly transit into major ones in their songs. i mean, the melody goes minor all the way and then woah suddenly it turns into cheerful pop song. i'm really messing with terms here and it's kinda hard to explain for me not being a musician but what i'm trying to point out is i mean, this might sound pretty harsh to say 'i hate' but really this tendence ruins most of the songs i might love. every time i start listening to 'always straight ahead' and it goes in the beautiful sad key i love it but as the chorus chimes in with unnecessary cheerfulness i feel disappointed. same with 'walking contradictions' and reign of kindo does this too in 'the moments in between'. i know some people who read this will be pissed but i just really needed to express my ideas although there's a very little chance they find supportance. so if want to argue or throw some words of critism at me please feel free to do so

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cloudblood84 wrote:
May 2009

second star to the right = epic

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hAkonf wrote:
April 2009

WOW, this is just the kind of music I love the most. Perfect.

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glory_us wrote:
April 2009

i love this band so much! the bell & the hammer is such an amazing album. i miss them terribly.

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RaiNova wrote:
February 2009

love at first listen.

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PanheadWarrior wrote:
February 2009

let's show them how to live. accept the pain. always forgive..... what great lyrics

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rella987 wrote:
February 2009

O' snap, nice music har'.

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thisisnowwhoiam wrote:
February 2009

I miss this band so much

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charmedthirds wrote:
January 2009

I love how their songs tell a story. And I like Eustace.

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kylelikescoffee wrote:
November 2008

Beautiful music.

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iskAndurz wrote:
November 2008

Merge thiss with the 'and' spelling. I like them too much too have my plays split up.

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lindseygop wrote:
November 2008

Love 'em. Aww, only 22,000 listeners. :(

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NinjaRob wrote:
September 2008

The Reign of Kindo is very good. Pretty similar style to This Day & Age, but The Reign of Kindo has some jazz influence. I'd definitely check them out.

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