Act of Depression
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| Act Of Depression | ||
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| Studio album by Underøath | ||
| Released | July 4, 1999 | |
| Recorded | Wisner Productions | |
| Genre | Christian metal Metalcore |
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| Length | 55:55 | |
| Label | Takehold Records | |
| Producer(s) | James Paul Wisner | |
| Underøath chronology | ||
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| Act of Depression (1999) |
Cries of the Past (2000) |
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Act Of Depression is an album written and performed by the Christian band, Underøath. It is the first record by the band, which was released on July 4, 1999 through Takehold Records. The album is currently out of print, as there was only 1000 copies ever printed. The lyrics of this album are all about the band's beliefs and Christianity.
[edit] Track listing
- "Heart of Stone" – 5:49
- "A Love so Pure" – 5:36
- "Burden in Your Hands" – 6:27
- "Innocence Stolen" – 6:34
- "Act of Depression" – 10:23
- "Watch Me Die" – 6:56
There is a hidden track entitled "Spirit of a Living God" at the end of this disc, which clocks at 9:07. The track starts with Corey Steger talking about receiving Christ and becoming a Christian and dedicating the album to the "victims of rape and suicide, child molestation, people who are broken hearted, people who just cant handle life anymore and just have to fall on their knees every night and cry." Afterward is the actual song, "Spirit of a Living God", sung by Aaron Gillespie.
[edit] Personnel
- Dallas Taylor - vocalist
- Octavio Fernandez – bassist
- Aaron Gillespie – drummer
- Corey Steger – guitarist/vocals
- Produced by James Paul Wisner
- All music written by Underøath
| Underøath |
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| Spencer Chamberlain – Aaron Gillespie – Timothy McTague – Christopher Dudley – Grant Brandell - James Smith
Former: Dallas Taylor | Luke Morton | Corey Steger | Matthew Clark | Octavio Fernandez | Billy Nottke | Scott (Kelly) Nunn |
| Discography |
| Albums: Act of Depression – Cries of the Past – The Changing of Times – They're Only Chasing Safety – They're Only Chasing Safety (Special Edition) – Define the Great Line |
| Label(s) |
| Takehold Records | Tooth & Nail | Solid State |
| Related articles |
| This Runs Through | The Almost | Maylene and the Sons of Disaster |
| The Almosth |
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| Aaron Gillespie – Jay Vilardi – Nick D'Amico – Alex Aponte – Kenny Bozich
Former: |
| Discography |
| Albums: Southern Weather |
| Label(s) |
| Takehold Records | Tooth & Nail | Virgin |
| Related articles |
| This Runs Through | Underoath | Maylene and the Sons of Disaster |
