Crown The Empire "DOGMA" Hair Dye 1999 by Epic Records

1999 by Epic Records

the sixth studio album from the pop singer/songwriter

punk project that Days N’ Daze’s Jesse Sendejas co- founded with his wife Veronica—has always done

the punch of the title track serves notice that the Bottlerocket guys aren't fucking around

Mikal arranged the strings—and everyone played awesomely

Crown The Empire "DOGMA" Hair Dye 1999 by Epic RecordsCrown The Empire spent a decade walking the tightrope between hard rock, screamo, and breakdown driven metal, swinging wildly between styles across metalcore classic The Fallout and radio banger Sudden Sky. On album number five, their first full length in nearly as many years, the quartet split the difference with spectacular splendor. Dogma is as decisively heavy as "Makeshift Chemistry" and as catchy as "Blurry (out of place)," shimmering with