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Wednesday
Apr182012

I See Stars Receive Worldwide Praise Over New Album

I SEE STARS are back and more ferocious than ever in 2012 unleashing their new opus, [digital_renegade], that is capturing the hearts of fans and media alike. The disc debuted at #39 on the Billboard Top 200 charts making this the group's biggest first week of their already heralded career.

“[digital_renegade] also won’t alienate long-time fans—the album just reinforces how the band are creatively charged and ferociously ambitious.

– Alternative Press

“[digital_renegade] proves exactly why I SEE STARS is at the top of the ladder of their current scene.”

– Outburn Magazine

I SEE STARS exploded into the mainstream in 2011 after making their national television debut on the ABC late-night talk show “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” This coupled with being featured on the covers of Alternative Press and Substream Magazine and touring all across North America with Black Veil Brides on the “AP Tour” helped the band gain legions of devoted fans.

However, in 2012 the group are poised to have their most successful year yet with the release of their much anticipated third full-length album. This new effort was recorded with acclaimed producer Joey Sturgis (Asking Alexandria, Emmure) and the end result is a propulsive blend of aggressive music alongside build ups that spawn from the core of techno/dub-step/electro.

I SEE STARS first captured the hearts of America's youth in 2010 on Warped Tour and a highly acclaimed run with A Day To Remember, but refusing to rest of their laurels the band quickly went back into the studio to start tracking the long awaited follow-up to their groundbreaking 3D release. That album strayed away from all the musical cliches blending all musical genres to set the bar for a new unique sound. The highly acclaimed effort, The End of The World Party, was one of 2011's most talked about albums within the rock genre and perfectly demonstrated the band's impressive depth, maturity and originality.

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