Gutter Phenomenon

"Gutter Phenomenon" is a term that was used in the 1950s to describe rock 'n' roll music. It was society's reaction, at the time, to a style of music it considered "sinful." Rock music was actually viewed as a discredit to American society. The people at the time believed that rock music would lead to people's downfall. They thought it would never last. Fast forward 50 years, and rock 'n' roll is still a thriving force of expression. However, when any music scene or culture flourishes and prospers, it can become watered down and generic, populated with more than a few been-there, done-that sounding bands, many of which are passionless and whose sole purpose is cashing in. Every Time I Die understands this reality, and aims to shatter it. They're making rock music new, exciting and dangerous again. Armed with two formidable assault weapons: their breath-stealing new album, "Gutter Phenomenon," and their devastating, enthralling live shows, this upstate New York wrecking crew is poised to redefine underground music as we know it.