But something that potentially gave a little bit of enjoyment was the music, especially when it got nice and heavy, pumping shot after shot of adrenaline into a scene. It was moments like those that made me enjoy the popcorn munching flicks that these movies were intended to be.

With that in mind, and with the awesomeness that is Resident Evil Week going on here, I wanted to focus on the licensed music of the first three films. I wanted to dive in and think about which soundtrack I’d put on my mp3 player to go on a zombie slaying frenzy, all while avoiding the T-Virus, B.O.W.s, and whatever Tyrant or Nemesis gets thrown at me!

So, let’s get to ranking the licensed soundtracks of the first three films!

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The band is currently on tour with Drowning Pool and Stars In Stereo.

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However, the cream of the crop is that one lucky winner will win a limited edition wood block print that bassist Pat Seals himself made. There are only eight of these total, so they are the ultimate prize for the ultimate Flyleaf fan!

Check out all the information below!

GRAND PRIZE:
Wood Block Print (which will be given to the winner by Pat at one of the band’s stops during their tour) & VIP Package Giveaway & 2 Tickets to one grand prize winner. The Wood Block was created by bassist Pat Seals and only 8 prints were made for fans. The print is signed by Pat himself.

The VIP package will only get the one winner into the experience, not a friend. The VIP package includes Soundcheck party, early entrance into the venue, signed CD + tshirt. That will only be for the grand prize winner. However, the prizing does include 2 tickets so they can bring a friend to the show.

HOW TO ENTER:
To enter for your chance to win, simply go to the Flyleaf tab on the Bloody-Disgusting Facebook page, ‘Like’ our page, and fill in your information. You’re all set!

Flyleaf and Drowning Pool tour dates:
Feb 21 – Philadelphia, PA – TLA
Feb 22 – Pittsburgh, PA – Altar Bar
Feb 23 – Hartford, CT – Webster
Feb 24 – Allentown, PA – Crocodile Rock
Feb 27 – Huntington, NY – Paramount
Feb 28 – New York, NY – Irving
Mar 01 – Asbury Park, NJ – Asbury Park
Mar 02 – Silver Spring, MD – Fillmore
Mar 05 – Cincinnati, OH – Bogarts
Mar 06 – Cleveland, OH – House of Blues
Mar 08 – Grand Rapids, MI – The Intersection
Mar 09 – Detroit, MI – St. Andrews Hall
Mar 10 – Chicago, IL – House of Blues
Mar 14 – Denver, CO – The Summit Music Hall
Mar 15 – Salt Lake City, UT – ITV
Mar 16 – Boise, ID – Knitting Factory
Mar 17 – Spokane, WA – Knitting Factory
Mar 19 – Reno, NV – Knitting Factory
Mar 21 – Anaheim, CA – House of Blues
Mar 23 – Tempe, AZ – The Marquee
Mar 24 – Tucson, AZ – Rock

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Stars In Stereo will be touring with Drowning Pool and Flyleaf. Tour dates are below.

Stars in Stereo tour dates with Drowning Pool and Flyleaf:

2/21/13 – TLA Philadelphia, PA
2/22/13 – Altar Bar Pittsburgh, PA
2/23/13 – Webster Theater Hartford, CT
2/24/13 – Crocodile Rock Cafe Allentown, PA
2/27/13 The Paramount Huntington, NY
2/28/13 Irving Plaza New York, NY
3/1/13 The Stony Pony Asbury Park, NJ
3/2/13 The Fillmore Silver Spring, MD
3/4/13 Chameleon Club Lancaster, PA
3/5/13 Bogart’s Cincinnati, OH
3/6/13 House of Blues Cleveland, OH
3/8/13 The Intersection Grand Rapids, MI
3/9/13 St. Andrews Hall Detroit, MI
3/10/13 House of Blues Chicago, IL
3/12/13 First Avenue Minneapolis, MN
3/14/13 The Summit Music Hall Denver, CO
3/15/13 In the Venue Salt Lake City, UT
3/16/13 Knitting Factory Boise, ID
3/17/13 Knitting Factory Spokane, WA
3/19/13 Knitting Factory Reno, NV
3/21/13 House of Blues Anaheim, CA
3/22/13 Hard Rock Cafe Las Vegas, NV
3/23/13 The Marquee Tempe, AZ
3/24/13 The Rock Tucson, AZ

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Flyleaf guitarist Sameer Bhattacharya exclaims, “We’re excited for everyone to experience Kristen May’s powerful and inspiring voice as she joins us on stage.”

Bassist Pat Seals adds, “I can’t wait for these new songs to happen live for both longtime and new fans.”

Drowning Pool guitarist CJ Pierce adds, “We’re excited as hell to get back out on the road and hang with our fellow Texas rockers Flyleaf. We’ve done some radio shows together in the past but this will be our first real run together. I know Flyleaf has great new line up and some amazing new tunes. We’ll be playing a killer mix of songs from our catalogue and some new tunes as well. Looking forward to rocking out with everyone.”

Make sure to check out our “Craziest Holiday Gifts” from Stars In Stereo here.

Feb 21 – Philadelphia, PA – TLA
Feb 22 – Pittsburgh, PA – Altar Bar
Feb 23 – Hartford, CT – Webster
Feb 24 – Allentown, PA – Crocodile Rock
Feb 27 – Huntington, NY – Paramount
Feb 28 – New York, NY – Irving
Mar 01 – Asbury Park, NJ – Asbury Park
Mar 02 – Silver Spring, MD – Fillmore
Mar 05 – Cincinnati, OH – Bogarts
Mar 06 – Cleveland, OH – House of Blues
Mar 08 – Grand Rapids, MI – The Intersection
Mar 09 – Detroit, MI – St. Andrews Hall
Mar 10 – Chicago, IL – House of Blues
Mar 14 – Denver, CO – The Summit Music Hall
Mar 15 – Salt Lake City, UT – ITV
Mar 16 – Boise, ID – Knitting Factory
Mar 17 – Spokane, WA – Knitting Factory
Mar 19 – Reno, NV – Knitting Factory
Mar 21 – Anaheim, CA – House of Blues
Mar 23 – Tempe, AZ – The Marquee
Mar 24 – Tucson, AZ – Rock

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Make sure to check out our exclusive interview with bassist Pat Seals right here.

Remember, we’re also giving away a copy of Dethklok‘s Dethlabum III on vinyl here as well as some Deftones Koi No Yokan swag here.

GRAND PRIZE:
x1 autographed Flyleaf New Horizons album

RULES:
1. No purchase necessary
2. Contest open to residents of the United States of America and Canada
3. Contest runs Nov. 21st – Dec. 5th

HOW TO ENTER:
Shoot me an email with “Flyleaf” in the subject and your full name, shipping address, and phone number in the body. That’s all there is to it!

Best of luck to all who enter!

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But what other choice is there? I can sit back and complain, saying that I’ll never listen to the album. But what’s the point? Why would I deprive myself the opportunity to hear Lacey’s final (for the foreseeable future) offering? And so I hit ‘Play’ to see if her exit was one with grace or if it left a sour taste in my mouth.

The album opens with “Fire Fire”, which begins far more innocently than it probably should. An arpeggiated 7/4 guitar riff that sounds almost like a piano opens the track, followed by Lacey singing gently and soft drums tapping out rhythms. Suddenly, everything stops for two beats and the song bursts into life. The song ends with Lacey and a throng of people chanting, “Fire! Fire fire! Fire from the tongues of liars!” It’s a perfect beginning to the album, mixing heavy with soft, confident with pleading, subtle with forceful.

The production of this album is near spot on. There are slight imperfections here and there but that only serves to give this album a very human, organic feel.

Some of my personal favorite tracks on the album would be “Green Heart”, which is the most “metal” offering this album gives. Then there is “Call You Out”, which is meant for stadiums, thousands of people chanting the chorus while jumping up and down. “Bury Your Heart” is perhaps the most emotional song, mixing a desperate chorus that has roaring guitars underneath with hypnotic, tribal-esque verses.

The Final Word: New Horizons is a bittersweet experience. It’s a fantastic album that marks the end of Flyleaf’s history with singer Lacey Sturm. This is something that she can look back upon with confidence, knowing that she gave it her all and then some.
While it is difficult trying to see a future without her as part of the band, there is, as the feel of the album suggests, always hope. It’ll be interesting to see what the band does next.

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“When listening to New Horizons, I would hope that fans would be able to lose themselves in the story of each of these songs and form their own connections to them—as we have in the band,” remarked bass player Pat Seals. “There is a great deal of our souls laid bare on this record, and I feel like it really comes through on the tracks.”

Read on for more statements. Also, make sure to check out our interview with Pat here.

Seals also commented on Lacey’s departure, “As Flyleaf begins this new cycle to introduce our third record New Horizons, we feel our fans should know that Lacey has stepped down as lead vocalist of the band. Her statement below expresses her reasons for leaving. In order to continue on with New Horizons, Sameer, Jared, James, and myself have selected Kristen May, formerly of Vedera, to assume lead vocal duties for future tour dates. We are excited for this new chapter in the history of Flyleaf, and hope that our fans will accompany us as we continue on this journey to bring hope and inspiration through our music. We would like to thank everyone who has supported us over the years and we are looking forward to playing for you again soon.”

Lacey commented on her departure, “I have been beyond blessed to be in Flyleaf for the past ten years, touring with 4 amazing men and the Flyleaf crew, whom I love like my flesh and blood family. They have all given so much. It took everyone on our team to make the beauty in Flyleaf possible. I am honored to have met so many wonderful people who love Flyleaf music all over the world. Your incredible stories continue to inspire me. I am very thankful to have recently become a mom to one of the greatest blessings of my life, my son Jack. You may have also heard that we recently lost our brilliant sound engineer, Rich Caldwell, in a devastating car accident. Now, more than ever, I understand the phrase Memento Mori. I understand that, for me, living life to the fullest in this season means to step down as the lead singer for Flyleaf. I wish the best to Jared, Pat, Sameer and James and I know that as I continue to pursue the highest heights of what I am created for, it will free them all to pursue that for themselves too.

As I take this first step on a new journey, I pray that each one of you would pursue your highest calling with reckless abandon as well, understanding that sometimes the fullness of life comes in doing things that are only understood by you, God, and the special people God has put in your life that truly love you for you… not for what you do, but for who you are. I love you guys so much and in many ways, I will stay in touch. May God bless you all with healthy hearts, full of courage to weather the journey to your own New Horizons.”

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You can snag the single on iTunes.

Bloody-Disgusting: How’s it going?
Pat Seals: Good, Jonathan, how are you?

BD: Doing well, thanks! What’s new and exciting these days?
PS: New Horizons is on our plate. I guess that’s the most exciting thing going on these days. There’s a good mixture of emotions going on in the camp but we’re definitely very anxious to see how our fans will receive the songs because we’re real proud of these. I think this is our favorite record so far.

BD: I wanted to ask you about a quote you released regarding the song “New Horizons” where you said it was one of your most “joyful songs”. Was this positive attitude something that was planned or did it just come out naturally?
PS: It all just kind of happened. The song opens up with this awesome guitar riff that our guitar player Jared [Hartmann] wrote. And it was reminiscent of old Third Eye Blind songs that we’d listened to high school and I think that sort of happy vibe in the music informed [vocalist] Lacey [Sturm]’s voice when writing.
The end result is definitely one of the happiest Flyleaf songs. I kind of feel like a lot of our catalog is just gloomy songs but this is kind of a breath of fresh air, I guess.

BD: Tell me a bit about the album and what it means for you personally.
PS: It’s just sort of a new time, an embracing of the future in a way maybe we haven’t approached before, if that makes sense. Opening oneself up to what you don’t know and saying, “Thank you” in advance and hoping for the best instead of cowering, which, in the zeitgeist of now, everyone is freaking out about the end of the world, I think in this way it is just something we need, something we can open ourselves up to and something that can be awesome.

BD: It’s interesting that you say it like this because, it seems, in our society that people are far more nervous to say something positive right away instead of something negative. You said that the previous catalog was more gloomy and that New Horizons was more positive and yet you seem more nervous about that approach.
PS: Mmhmm! I think so. Maybe the increased nervousness is because there’s a wider spectrum of things to look for where when you look for the negative in everything and worry, which is kind of our kneejerk reaction of our culture. The added nervousness might be that hope for success and hope for fruition of what you’ve been working for.

BD: New Horizons is scheduled to come out almost 3 years exactly after Memento Mori. What’s changed in those three years for the band?
PS: It’s kind of a cliché thing for any band, especially out band, to say, “We’ve done a lot of growing in the past blah blah blah”. But I think that these three years we’ve had time to examine ourselves and examine this music and have a real long time with it. I think, those things combined pushed it forward.
I can’t speak for everyone personally but we’ve had a great deal of time to examine the music and you really hear more growth on this album, I would say. Musically and lyrically, there is a lot of blood, sweat, and tears as far as experience has gone into the making of this. I guess you’re hearing some grown ups whereas on Memento Mori and our debut you were hearing a teenager band, even though we were in our 20’s.
I kind of feel like this is a very adult record, not in terms of explicit content but rather the viewpoint. We’re looking at life in terms of birth to death instead of just inhabiting the second, which often makes the songs we hear.

BD: Talking about the three years difference, it’s amazing how those three years have made an impact when it comes to social media and the music industry. How do you feel that has affected Flyleaf?
PS: I don’t know if there’s a term for this but if there was, it’d be like stepping out of a time machine and having culture shock, we’d be having that. Twitter and those types of things were really coming up during the making of Memento Mori, that was the new thing then and now it’s even more so. People from around the world tweeting in and everything is ubiquitously online now, more so than ways in the past. You really specifically exist in people’s consciousness via that than before and keeping up with how people do it now because it’s been a real challenge and tackle going into this new record.

BD: What kind of touring plans are in the works to support New Horizons?
PS: Right now we’re looking at a couple of radio shows. We haven’t nailed down anything yet that we can announce but coming soon we’ll be able to update our fans on where we’ll be and when.

BD: Making a bit of a jump, Flyleaf contributed a song to the Nightmare Revisited Soundtrack. What connection do you or the band have with horror? Are you fans?
PS: I would say out of the band I’m the only one who likes any horror movies. Maybe Jared would like a couple. It’s not something that I would watch scary movies all day every day, but, yeah, I think, depending on the movie, I’ll definitely get into it. Like Shadows Of The Vampire might be one of my favorites.

BD: Pat, thanks so much for your time. Best of luck to you and the rest of the band!
PS: Thank you Jonathan. I really appreciate your time!

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Also, as a bonus, today marks Lacey’s birthday, so make sure to wish her a happy birthday!

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Now, I know that the whole teaser trailer for a trailer is already a big thing with movies but do we really need this in music videos? It’s slowly becoming more and more popular and I really don’t see the point. It’s the same concept as with movie trailers. Why do I want to get a 30-second clip for something that lasts a total of 2:30 to 3:30? Seems kind of unnecessary.

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Bassist Pat Seals explains a bit about the song: “‘New Horizons’ expresses a feeling of looking toward the unknown future with hope. Definitely one of our best and most joyful songs – I am excited to see how our fans will receive it.“

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If you aren’t seeing Underworld: Awakening tonight and are pissed off about that, here’s a video to tide you over that features footage not seen in the trailers. The song is called Heavy Prey and is performed by Filter‘s Gene Lenardo with Flyleaf‘s Lacey Sturm on vocals. It’s definitely a good fit for the movie and the visuals match the aesthetics of the film.

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