Tremonti - Episode VI: The End Will Show Us How

[benjoAB]

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/PUZGdr ... tid=WC7FNe

Snippets posted on their socials first single dropping tomorrow!!!

[MrK2991]

VPN…cough…New Zealand…cough…YouTube…cough

[Addicted To Pain]

Sounds very doomy.

[UninvitedZero]

"The End Will Show Us How"

I'm seeing some sick artwork floating around

[benjoAB]

VPN…cough…New Zealand…cough…YouTube…cough

Album name - The End Will Show Us How

Single name - Just Too Much

[anguyen92]

The End Will Show Us How. The Art of Letting Go.

When I think about those album titles and the previous album titles from Mark and Myles' solo work (Marching in Time and Ides of March), I feel like these guys have constant themes they want to tell us during AB's off-season.

[scarecrow]

fuuuuuuuuuuck yeah, soundgarden vibes

BRING IT ON

[UninvitedZero]

fuuuuuuuuuuck yeah, soundgarden vibes

BRING IT ON

Yes! Alice In Chains was my first thought but SG is just as applicable!

This album is gonna be heavy AF!

[SHEAKENBAKEN]

Tracklist for anyone who hasn't seen it yet.

1. The Mother, The Earth, and I
2. One More Time
3. Just Too Much
4. Nails
5. It's Not Over
6. The End Will Show Us How
7. Tomorrow We Will Fail
8. I'll Take My Chances
9. The Bottom
10. Live In Fear
11. Now That I've Made It
12. All The Wicked Things

[anguyen92]

Well. Bring on the album when it comes.

Songs I look forward to on title alone so far: The Mother, The Earth, and I, The End Will Show Us How, Tomorrow We Will Fail, All The Wicked Things.

Is there going to be a book accompaniment to this?

Edit: Apparently, this is the album art as well. The color schemes and imagery (although not that much given the Pawns and Kings imagery) are unique to what we normally will see from Daniel Tremonti. If you read it top to bottom, it says "How Us Show Will End The."

[SHEAKENBAKEN]

I like the vocals in the song but the rest is underwhelming. Solo was way too short. Riff aren't as unique or as memorable as they used to be in previous albums. Bridges seem like they are still lacking some serious riff passages.

[anguyen92]

I like it better than If Not For You when it comes to comparing lead singles, so that's a good start. Then I remember, "Oh wait, I went into listening to Marching In Time without listening to anything prior to the album release."

[Addicted To Pain]

5. It's Not Over

"Let's start over, I'll try to do it right this time around. It's not over, 'cause a part of me is dead and in the ground...."

Oh, wait, wrong band.

On a serious note...When I like Myles's lead single better than Mark's, something's wrong.

[SHEAKENBAKEN]

Tremonti's websites got some spoiler images that have lyrics from other songs on it.
Lyrics for It's Not Over, The End Will Show Us How, Tomorrow We Will Fall, and I'll Take My Chances are on it.

[anguyen92]

Also, his website spilled the beans that there will be a Europe tour around the same time Myles will have his solo tour in the states. The VIP soundcheck for that tour is up to buy on the site.

Edit: Now comes the toughest part of this whole thing. Trying to figure out where to buy stuff from. Either Napalm Records store or the Tremonti website. It usually comes down to what shirt I want to buy. This shirt is winning so far in my mind.

[Addicted To Pain]

Also, his website spilled the beans that there will be a Europe tour around the same time Myles will have his solo tour in the states.

So...US tour when?

[Dolo]

The song is meh tbh although I liked that two-part harmony bends in the main riff. Do i also hear a bar of 10/4 in the first verse?

[DarkKnight12]

The Mother, The Earth and I - 5:06
One More Time - 4:26
Just Too Much - 3:47
Nails - 3:53
It's Not Over - 4:52
The End Will Show Us How - 5:45
Tomorrow We Will Fail - 4:46
I'll Take My Chances - 3:59
The Bottom - 4:08
Live In Fear - 4:08
Now That I've Made It - 5:34
All The Wicked Things - 6:02

Source: Apple Music on my iPad I have a screenshot but don't know how to post it here

[RevenantGB]

Found on a pre-order site:

"Mark Tremonti levels up all around on his 19th overall LP and sixth TREMONTI full-length, The End Will Show Us How, out January 10, 2025 via Napalm Records. His voice, writing, and playing have supercharged TREMONTI as a force in its own right. Joined by bandmates Eric Friedman [guitar], Ryan Bennett [drums], and Tanner Keegan [bass], Tremonti returned to Studio Barbarosa in Orlando, FL to record The End Will Show Us How alongside longtime producer and trusted cohort Michael “Elvis” Baskette [Alter Bridge, Sevendust, Mammoth WVH]. The album opens in epic fashion with the airy “The Mother, The Earth and I.” Psychedelic guitar cries out as Mark’s vocals reverberate, before he caps off the trip with a stunning solo. TREMONTI later injects a hulking groove into first single “Just Too Much,” bursting out of the gate with a muscular riff before its lyrics inspire the listener to keep pushing forward. “It’s Not Over” doubles as the emotional apex of The End Will Show Us How, with deep-cutting delivery against a backdrop of sparse instrumentation, before glassy harmonics begin to glimmer on the clean instrumental intro of title track “The End Will Show Us How.” Later in the song, Tremonti tears through a wah-drenched solo with palpable feel and tenacious shredding. Chugging “Tomorrow We Will Fail” charges with inspirational lyricism, before “I’ll Take My Chances” trumpets a carpe diem clarion call above an airtight metallic barrage. The ride concludes with “All The Wicked Things,” in which futuristic synth transmissions pulsate through the haze, giving way to pummeling distortion, a skyscraping refrain, and one of Mark Tremonti’s most incisive displays of fret fireworks. Once again, TREMONTI have expanded their signature sound, allowing space for the instrumentation and vocals to breathe and bludgeon. The End Will Show Us How is a testament to Mark Tremonti’s legacy of ceaseless creativity and a certified triumph in his discography."

[Crumbso]

Found on a pre-order site:

"Mark Tremonti levels up all around on his 19th overall LP and sixth TREMONTI full-length, The End Will Show Us How, out January 10, 2025 via Napalm Records. His voice, writing, and playing have supercharged TREMONTI as a force in its own right. Joined by bandmates Eric Friedman [guitar], Ryan Bennett [drums], and Tanner Keegan [bass], Tremonti returned to Studio Barbarosa in Orlando, FL to record The End Will Show Us How alongside longtime producer and trusted cohort Michael “Elvis” Baskette [Alter Bridge, Sevendust, Mammoth WVH]. The album opens in epic fashion with the airy “The Mother, The Earth and I.” Psychedelic guitar cries out as Mark’s vocals reverberate, before he caps off the trip with a stunning solo. TREMONTI later injects a hulking groove into first single “Just Too Much,” bursting out of the gate with a muscular riff before its lyrics inspire the listener to keep pushing forward. “It’s Not Over” doubles as the emotional apex of The End Will Show Us How, with deep-cutting delivery against a backdrop of sparse instrumentation, before glassy harmonics begin to glimmer on the clean instrumental intro of title track “The End Will Show Us How.” Later in the song, Tremonti tears through a wah-drenched solo with palpable feel and tenacious shredding. Chugging “Tomorrow We Will Fail” charges with inspirational lyricism, before “I’ll Take My Chances” trumpets a carpe diem clarion call above an airtight metallic barrage. The ride concludes with “All The Wicked Things,” in which futuristic synth transmissions pulsate through the haze, giving way to pummeling distortion, a skyscraping refrain, and one of Mark Tremonti’s most incisive displays of fret fireworks. Once again, TREMONTI have expanded their signature sound, allowing space for the instrumentation and vocals to breathe and bludgeon. The End Will Show Us How is a testament to Mark Tremonti’s legacy of ceaseless creativity and a certified triumph in his discography."

Great find. Not quite the return to thrash-influenced all-out metal I hoped for... but I'm here for it. This description sounds interesting.