Two-Faced Charade

Two-Faced Charade
Studio album by Famous Last Words
Released 2013
Genre Post-hardcore, metalcore, symphonic metal, alternative metal
Length 39:55
Label inVogue
Producer Joey Sturgis, Nick Sampson
Famous Last Words chronology
Pick Your Poison EP
(2012)Pick Your Poison EP2012		 Two-Faced Charade
(2013)		 Council of the Dead
(2014)Council of the Dead2014
Singles from Two-Faced Charade
  1. "To Play Hide and Seek with Jealousy"
    Released: April 3, 2013
  2. "Lust of the Lost"
    Released: April 16, 2013
  3. "The Show Must Go On Prt. 1 & 2"
    Released: June 24, 2013

Two-Faced Charade is the debut studio album by American post-hardcore band Famous Last Words. The album was released on April 30, 2013 through inVogue Records. The album (similar to future albums by the band) is a concept record that follows a man's obsession with a girl that lives next door to him which leads to him to listen to his inner demons in an attempt to win her over.

Track listing

All lyrics written by Jeremy "JT" Tollas; all music composed by Famous Last Words.

No.TitleLength
1."Welcome to the Show"3:29
2."Victim of the Virtuoso"4:17
3."The Relentless"3:25
4."Voices"3:59
5."Lust of the Lost"3:37
6."Legends and Legacies"3:49
7."In Perfect Hindsight"1:20
8."To Play Hide and Seek with Jealousy"3:33
9."Searching for a Home"3:27
10."Even a Ghost Has a Sanctuary" (featuring Scott Barnes of In Fear and Faith)3:14
11."The Show Must Go On, Pt. 1"3:47
12."The Show Must Go On, Pt. 2"1:58
Total length:39:55

Personnel

Credits by AllMusic[1]

Famous Last Words
  • Jeremy "JT" Tollas - vocals
  • Jeese Maddy - bass
  • Tyler Myklebust - guitar
  • Ethan Osborn - guitar
  • Craig Simons - drums
Additional Personnel
Production
  • Joey Sturgis - Producer, mixing, mastering, foley artists, keyboard engineer, keyboards, percussion, percussion engineer
  • Nick Sampson - Producer, engineer
  • Nick Scott - Mixing assistant

References

  1. ↑ http://www.allmusic.com/album/two-faced-charade-mw0002496404/credits
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