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<i>My Devil in Your Eyes</i>

My Devil in Your Eyes

2011 studio album by The Color Morale


My Devil in Your Eyes is the second studio album by American metalcore band The Color Morale. It was released on March 8, 2011 through Rise Records and was produced by Joey Sturgis. It is the last album to feature guitarist John Bross, who left the band in 2011.

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Critical reception

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The album got mixed reviews. JesusFreakHideout rated the album 4 out of 5, writing: "Now, I know those have legitimate, non-offensive uses, but I felt unclear about whether they threw those lyrics in with the non-offensive meanings implied, to sound passionate, to sound mainstream, or to just create controversy. Regardless of its intentions, I was a little turned off by that because I'd been looking for some good God-loving Christian music and got a tiny surprise there. Aside from that, the length of the record is only 36 minutes and 10 songs, which seems a little short to me. But My Devil in Your Eyes is a good album, and everytime I start listening to it I'm satisfied with my purchase. I'd recommend it to fans of Sent By Ravens, I Am Alpha And Omega, Blessthefall, Ballast, and all that good post-hardcore stuff."[1]

Track listing

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Personnel

Credits adapted from AllMusic.[3][4]

The Color Morale

  • Garret Rapp – lead vocals, keyboards
  • Ramon Mendoza – lead guitar
  • John Bross – rhythm guitar, backing vocals
  • Justin Hieser – bass, vocals
  • Steve Carey – drums

Additional musicians

Additional personnel

  • Joey Sturgis – engineering, mixing, mastering, production, guest vocals on track 6, "Demon Teeth"
  • Nick Sampson – engineering, vocal editing
  • Josh Schroeder – guest vocal tracking
  • Jeff Dunne – editing
  • Mark Hladish – logo design
  • Sons of Nero – layout design

References

  1. Mauer, Mark (April 25, 2011). "JFH Staff Review: The Color Morale – My Devil in Your Eyes". Retrieved March 2, 2020.
  2. "ALBUM REVIEW: The Color Morale – My Devil in Your Eyes". Sputnikmusic. March 4, 2011. Retrieved March 2, 2020.

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