Which Attack Attack! vocalist do you prefer?
 

I like Austin's vocals more even though he is a douche, & I haven't heard the new album with Caleb on vocals. What do you guys think?

Whichever one was lead in Stick Stickly, I love skating to that song :)

just ****ing put this forum in the graveyard already.

Austin Carlile was the lead vocalist on Stick Stickly, & was the founder of the band. It is to bad he was a substance abuser & was kicked out. That whole album is amazing.

love Attack Attack! old, and new. didn't see them live until after the new album, and changed vocalists, at this year's Warped Tour. No, they're not crappy live either, but that's all based on opinion.

While I like Austin's vocals better, I don't mind Caleb's either, his are just a little different. Like a kind of different style. Love both the new AND old albums, and they were great at Warped Tour this year. Sadly, I never got the chance to see them play with Austin so I don't know how he does live. (never watched him with Of Mice And Men, either) Basically, I just like Attack Attack! (:

They're coming to town in about 2 months, I'm considering seeing them. The new album is pretty awesome.

You're right about the new album, and you should definitely consider going to see them. I think it'd be worth your time. (: If you like the old stuff though, I don't know if they'll play much of it at your show. They didn't at Warped. Only a couple of songs. I think it's because of the difference in the vocalists. Idk.

I wasn't impressed with the first album at all. TBH I thought it was generic garbage. That's why I was surprised when the new album was as good as it was.

http://www.somasandiego.com/img/popup/attack_pop.jpg

Looks like tix are $20, which isn't too bad, considering the venue. They are also playing with Emmure, who I wouldn't mind seeing either. I've had their album for a while now too, and it's heavy as ****.

I like Emmure too, I have their album also. (: That ticket isn't that bad at all then, if they're both playing. To me, Attack Attack!'s latest album was a little more diverse, like they mixed it up some.