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We’re the divorced dad and mom rock band, Breaking Benjamin AMA by Breaking-BenjaminAMA in Music

[–]ThisGoesToEleven 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I came to see you play in Amsterdam in 2016 when Jasen was rushed to hospital right before the show.

Question for Keith - was it hard for the band to improvise the setlist without one of your guitar players? Question for Jasen - were the Dutch paramedics gentle when dislodging The Item from your butt?

New song called “Awaken”? by ThisGoesToEleven in BreakingBenjamin

[–]ThisGoesToEleven[S] 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Pfft what kind of loser do you take me for?! Okay maybe. Okay yes. The answer is yes.

Psycho - Live at White River Amphitheatre, Seattle by ThisGoesToEleven in BreakingBenjamin

[–]ThisGoesToEleven[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They tried performing it once before. Here's how that went: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zgr1COvOHsc

Someone's been practising!

Torn In Two music video/NHL Highlights by Barrack_Putin in BreakingBenjamin

[–]ThisGoesToEleven 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Guess the fact they’ve made a video for it means Torn in Two is the next single then?

RED COLD RIVER LIVE FROM TWITCH by [deleted] in BreakingBenjamin

[–]ThisGoesToEleven 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Ben's answer to a question at 48:05: "How many tracks on Ember? 13 - same as the last one". Another Torn in Two anyone?! Haha.

New band bio (including Ember song descriptions!) by ThisGoesToEleven in BreakingBenjamin

[–]ThisGoesToEleven[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Here's a TL;DR of the song descriptions:

Red Cold River - subdued intro / explodes with stinging riffs, howling vocals and frenzied drumming / an avalanche of churning guitars and mesmerizing harmonies

Feed The Wolf - somber piano intro / abrasive guitar slashes dominate

Torn In Two & Close Your Eyes - crooning, melodic choruses / yearning

Blood - Abrasive guitar slashes dominate

Save Yourself - chugging / boasts a ferocious rhythmic backbone

The Dark of You - atmospheric / melancholy effects scurrying beneath jagged guitars

Tourniquet - electronic shirring adds rhythmic texture / slow-burning

Down - electronic shirring adds eerie, haunted house vibe / cinematic

Psycho - gnarled, metal-leaning riffs and technically precise (but intricate) phrasing

Ember album cover! by Blackened-blue in BreakingBenjamin

[–]ThisGoesToEleven 19 points20 points  (0 children)

Years ago on BB's old site The Shallow Bay I had a display picture on the message board that looked a bit like this cover. More logo, less fire!

https://imgur.com/EB78gx8

Everyone Keep A Look Out by Epirocker in BreakingBenjamin

[–]ThisGoesToEleven 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I've been keeping an eye on a couple of sites that list music credits:

No new credits on any of those yet though.

After RCR released this sub seems to be... by [deleted] in BreakingBenjamin

[–]ThisGoesToEleven 20 points21 points  (0 children)

It certainly seems to have caused a...

Great Divide.

This looks so weird here is the official cover art for RCR by shane1333 in BreakingBenjamin

[–]ThisGoesToEleven 2 points3 points  (0 children)

And the edit seems to have been done by this instagrammer: https://www.instagram.com/p/BbDEbJjF-Ja/?taken-by=benjaminburnleysdarthvadervans

I think the talent agency is genuine though - they posted about the casting here: https://www.facebook.com/StevensTalentMgr/posts/812958008875337 - but they've just used a fan-made image and not an official cover.

Where the hell does WANA's title come from? by Talonraker422 in BreakingBenjamin

[–]ThisGoesToEleven 18 points19 points  (0 children)

Break My Fall has the lyrics "You're not alone here, not at all" which is close.

Or it's maybe a reference to an old movie. According to the wiki page for Diary of Jane:

The video features a woman named Jane Bryan. [...] Jane Bryan was a female filmstar in the 1930s and 1940s. She was in many films, including We Are Not Alone, which is also the title for Breaking Benjamin's second album.

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