ARTIST: Norma Jean
TITLE: Redeemer
LABEL: Solid State
GENRE: Hardcore
BITRATE: 238kbps avg
PLAYTIME: 0h 41min total
RELEASE DATE: 2006-09-12
RIP DATE: 2006-09-09

Track List

01. A Grand Scene For A Color Film  3:24
02. Blueprints For Future Homes     2:49
03. A Small Spark Vs. A Great       4:59
Forest
04. A Temperamental Widower         2:46
05. The End Of All Things Will Be   5:11
Televised
06. Songs Sound Much Sadder         3:04
07. The Longest Lasting Statement   2:47
08. Amnesty Please                  4:14
09. Like Swimming Circles           3:04
10. Cemetary Like A Stage           4:26
11. No Passenger : No Parasite      4:58

Release Notes:

Produced by Ross Robinson (At The Drive-in, From First To Last, Sepultura),
Redeemer is at once the heaviest and most personal album in this band's arsenal
- and that's saying something. With their 2002 Solid State Records debut, Bless
The Martyr And Kiss The Child, Norma Jean established themselves as one of the
noisiest and most adventurous young bands in metal today. With the 2005
follow-up, O' God, The Aftermath, drummer Daniel Davison, bassist Jake Schultz,
and guitarists Chris Day and Scottie Henry welcomed new vocalist and Arkansas
native Cory Brandan to their lineup and took their artful, technical noise to
the proverbial next level, earning critical acclaim, a 2006 Grammy nomination
(for Asterik Studios' awe-inspiring artwork) and a spot on Ozzfest in the
process.

With a guest appearance on drums from Matt Putman (Living Sacrifice, Lovedrug,
Unwed Sailor, Eso Charis), Norma Jean brings you the perfect showcase of their
collective mastermind. Never straying from their unmatched signature sound,
Redeemer proves to be the band's best effort yet. Tonight the South is on fire.