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at-times effortless blending of disparate sounds that guides AFTERMATH on a hyper-modern tour through musical styles – steadied by the pop-punk energy that’s won Belmont legions fans on tours

I said some things I might not have otherwise

The album's title and much of the material for the songs were inspired by Arthur Koestler's The Roots of Coincidence

At the Moonbase

Welcome LP fg_Catalog Number_LP-MP-431 destructiveFirst discovered by Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst who famously cursed the band out on vocalist Stephen Richards' answering machine when they elected to sign with Atlantic instead of Interscope Ann Arbor's Taproot really hit their stride with their second album, Welcome, which went to #17 on the charts, sold nearly a half million copies, and scored a #5 Modern Rock hit with the song "Poem." Despite its success, Welcome has never appeared on LP; our