All The Footprints You've Ever Left And The Fear Expecting Ahead

by Envy

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M A brilliant and unstoppable record that transcended it's genre Favorite track: Mystery and Peace.

alvarfj All the restless anxious energy of youth with the elegance of post-rock. Favorite track: Lies, And Release From Silence.

anirakanakarina I just cannot have a favorite song, all this album is brillant itself...
I recomend this band live, it really makes you shudder.
Favorite track: Your Shoes And the World to Come.

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1.	Zero 02:05	buy track
2.	Farewell To Words 02:46	buy track
3.	Lies, And Release From Silence 04:49	buy track
4.	Left Hand 03:02	buy track
5.	A Cradle of Arguments and Anxiousness 05:26	buy track
6.	Mystery and Peace 06:48	buy track
7.	Invisible Thread 02:42	buy track
8.	The Spiral Manipulation 03:29	buy track
9.	A Cage It Falls Into 06:11	buy track
10.	The Light of My Footprints 04:11	buy track
11.	Your Shoes And the World to Come 08:03	buy track

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Originally released in 2001 on respected Japanese punk label H.G. Fact, All the Footprints You've Ever Left and the Fear Expecting Ahead introduced Envy to Americans when it was licensed for limited release in 2003 on Dim Mak Records. Their original pressing sold out almost immediately, and the album has been scarcely available ever since. The vinyl now regularly fetches over $100 on eBay, and the CD is equally difficult to score without paying increasingly undesirable import fees. Along with their now-legendary follow-up, A Dead Sinking Story, All the Footprints is widely regarded as an innovative high-water mark for hardcore. These two albums are justifiably viewed as modern hardcore classics whose monumental footsteps created an unending ripple.

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released September 1, 2001

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Envy Japan

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La Cartonnerie

Reims, France
Mar 09

Clock Factory Bristol

Bristol, UK

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