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UNDERSTANDING WHAT WE'VE GROWN TO BE

UNDERSTANDING WHAT WE'VE GROWN TO BE

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Personnel: Kyle Pavone (vocals, keyboards); David Stephens , Andy Glass (vocals); Lou Cotton, Joshua Moore (guitar); Joey Sturgis (keyboards, programming); Eric Choi (drums). Audio Mixer: Joey Sturgis. We Came as Romans' 2011 sophomore album Understanding What We've Grown to Be followed up the band's 2009 debut, We Plant a Seed. Lyrically somewhat darker in tone than its predecessor, Understanding What We've Grown to Be is also a bigger, more robust production that showcases the band's growth as an ensemble. Along with We Came as Romans' hard-hitting metalcore sound, the band incorporates some piercing synthesizer and orchestral arrangements that add to the album's epic quality. ~ Matt Collar
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