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Blueprint of Suppression by Downshift (CD, 2007)

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This is a rare CD. Downshift was a band from Omaha Nebraska. This is one of their CDs. There is only a couple of these left.

About this product

Product Identifiers

Record LabelCD Baby, Cdb

UPC0789577194120

eBay Product ID (ePID)13046060994

Product Key Features

FormatCD

Release Year2007

GenreRock

ArtistDownshift

Release TitleBlueprint of Suppression

Dimensions

Item Weight0.24 lb

Additional Product Features

Number of Tracks13

Number of Discs1

TracksDefinition, Dry Veins, 3 Times Fold, My Wheel, Differ, Better Days, Hollowcore, Vicious Circle, Warlick, [Silence], [Silence], [Silence], 6 ; 1/2 Hours

Notes2005 full-length album 'A Blueprint of Suppression' marked the return of Omaha's Downshift, clocking in at approx. 45 minutes of pure midwest metal. This pressing of the disc includes a limited-edition bonus DVD, featuring live footage, videos, a band documentary, and outtakes. 'Broken hearts, broken bones and broken promises. The new album from Omaha metal band Downshift is a byproduct of all those things..' - Omaha World Herald (May 19, 2005) '..catchy, buzz-saw guitar riffs and assault-rifle-like double-bass drumbeats..', '...impressive guitar work, eery, haunting keyboard effects and an overall sound that will certainly find fans..', '...this album reflects influences of bands like Slipknot, Tool and Nothingface.' - The City Weekly (May 18, 2005) 'The music and lyrics are a journey through escaping chemical addiction, death, failed relationships and the band's idea of what it's like to be one of them -- to hit the depths and climb back out.' - Fremont Tribune (May 19, 2005)