Internal Revolution

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Internal Revolution
Studio album by Diecast
Released September 19, 2006
Recorded June 2006
Genre Metalcore
Length 46:49
Label Century Media
Producer Paul Trust
Diecast chronology

Tearing Down Your Blue Skies
(2004)		 Internal Revolution
(2006)
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Internal Revolution is the fourth album by the Boston-based metalcore music group Diecast. The album was released on September 19, 2006 via Century Media Records.

So far the album has sold over 80,001 copies worldwide.

Track listing

All lyrics by Paul Stoddard. All music credited to Diecast, actual writers listed below.

No. TitleMusic Length
1. "Internal Revolution"  Jon Kita, Paul Trust 3:19
2. "Never Forget"  Kita, Trust 3:13
3. "Hourglass"  Kita, Trust 3:52
4. "Fractured"  Kita, Trust 5:51
5. "Weakness"  Kita, Trust 6:00
6. "Fade Away"  Kirk Kolaitis, Trust 4:10
7. "Out of Reach"  Kita, Trust 4:21
8. "S.O.S."  Kita, Trust 3:58
9. "Nothing I Could Say"  Kita, Trust 3:54
10. "Definition of a Hero"  Kita, Trust 3:18
11. "The Coldest Rain"  Stoddard 4:53
Total length:
 46:49

Music Video(s)

  • "Fade Away" (2006) – Directed by: David Brodsky. The album's first single.
  • "Nothing I Could Say" (2007) - Directed by: Ian McFarland. The album's second single.

Personnel (Line-up)

  • Paul Stoddard – Vocals
  • Jonathan Kita – Lead Guitar
  • Kirk Kolaitis – Rhythm Guitar
  • Brad Horion – Bass
  • Dennis Pavia – Drums
Diecast
  • Paul Stoddard (Vocals)
  • Jonathan Kita (Lead Guitar)
  • Dennis Pavia (Drums)
  • Eddie Barton (Bass)
Former members
  • Nassim Rizvi (Guitar)
  • Dave McGuire (Guitar)
  • Colin Schleifer (Vocals)
  • Jason Costa (Drums)
  • Jeremy Wooden (Bass)
  • Mehdy rad (guitarist)
  • Brad Horion (Bass)
  • Kirk Kolaitis (Rhythm Guitar)
Original members
  • Colin Schleifer (Vocals)
  • Nassim Rizvi (Guitar)
  • mehdy rad (guitar)
  • Jeremy Wooden (Bass)
  • Jason Costa (Drums)
Albums, demos and samplers
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