To Know That You're Alive

Rock · 2008 · 13 tracks · 40m

To Know That You're Alive

Heavy post-grunge riffs collide with lush Abbey Road orchestral strings. A powerful, polished rock record exploring pain, recovery, and spiritual resilience.

June 24, 2008 · BEC Recordings

A powerful, hard-hitting blend of physical struggle and triumphant spiritual resilience.

Tracklist · 13 Tracks · 40m

01

The Feeling

2:24

02

Sleeping City

1:10

03

To Know That You're Alive

3:15

04

The Disease and The Cure

3:51

05

Complete

3:42

06

The Rescue

4:06

07

Promise You

3:34

08

Guiding Me Home

3:05

09

Overcoming Me

2:59

10

I Do Not Belong

3:00

11

Loud

2:35

12

Dying To Become

3:57

13

You

3:14

Moments Worth Listening For

The sudden, jarring transition from the brief electronic hum of Sleeping City into the massive, drop-tuned guitar riff that opens the title track.

The sweeping entry of the London Session Orchestra strings on The Rescue, elevating a heavy post-grunge ballad into a cinematic, theatrical peak.

The aggressive, metal-influenced breakdown halfway through The Disease and The Cure, where the guitars reach their heaviest, most abrasive point on the record.

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