Underoath is a solid heavy rock band. I don’t know what the cool kids are calling them today, but as Billy Joel said, “It’s all rock and roll to me”. 2006’s Define the Great Line sold a shit-ton of copies it’s first week with no promotion, and now it’s certified gold, so I think they’re doing decent.

With that being said, their new disk Lost in the Sound of Separation drops in stores today.   Lost… picks up where Define left off, dropping most of the ambiance in favor of strait up brutality.   Whenever I end up paying my bills, I’m opting for the special edition with the 40 minute ‘making of’ documentary. Check out a few of the album’s 11 tracks on their Myspace page.

Underoath’s last release, Define the Great Line, definitely owned my cd player for a month or two, and I’m not the only one in the office that could attest to that. Since them, they’ve dropped a dvd (777), and are soon releasing a live cd entitled Survive, Kaleidescope, on May 27th, making them about 1,000,00 times more productive than almost every other band EVArRr.

Currently, UO is in the studio with Adam D. From Killswitch the follow up to Define, which promises to be amazing. Check out the first studio update…

The album is set to come out September 2nd.