Don't You Fake It

Here again is what a few critics have to say about Don't You Fake It, by The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus:

-iTunes:

"The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus sound nearly like what would result if Hawthorne Heights and Hoobastank have a love child. Essentially alternative rock with screamo tendencies, their slick and accessable debut, Don't You Fake It, comes ready for radio airwaves while remaining just abrasive enough for the Warped Tour stage..."

-Rhapsody:

"...there is enough energy and angst on this debut to garner fans who believe in the band's brand of assembly line emo, which shifts between ballsy songs on domestic abuse(the single "Face Down"), to sulking piano-laced love ballads.

Recommendations: "Face Down," "In Fate's Hands," "Atrophy," and "Your Guardian Angel." If you like this album, I suggest you try some of these albums, including Chroma, by Cartel, Dombies! Aliens! Vampires! Dinosaurs!, by Hellogoodbye, and Age of Reptiles, by Showbread. Enjoy.