This Day In Music History: March 11th, 2003 – AFI enters the mainstream with ‘Sing The Sorrow’

Though the band had already scored a breakthrough with their 2000 album The Art Of Drowning and its standout single “The Days Of The Phoenix”, AFI’s brand of punchy, melodic punk rock and post-hardcore lended itself well to the oft-dreaded “mature” album. Of course, their 2003 major-label debut Sing The Sorrow probably shouldn’t be labeled…

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This Day In Music History: June 6th, 2006 – AFI releases the polarizing, successful ‘Decemberunderground’

A far cry it may be from “Days Of The Phoenix” or even their 2003 breakout Sing The Sorrow, but AFI’s polarizing 2006 album Decemberunderground, which was released on June 6th, 2006, is certainly an important evolution for the band. Though a lot of the synthpop and retro influences were thought to be sellout material…

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