Method of Breathing

Method of Breathing
Method of Breathing
Studio album by Chicosci
Released 2002
Genre Nu metal
Screamo
Hardcore punk
Metalcore
Length 51:59
Label EMI Philippines
Chicosci chronology
Revenge of the Giant Robot
(2000)		 Method of Breathing
(2002)		 Icarus
(2004)
Singles from Method Of Breathing
  1. "Glass is Broken"
    Released: 2002
  2. "Rolento"
    Released: 2002
  3. "Paris"
    Released: 2003
Professional ratings
Review scores
Source Rating
Allmusic 4.5/5 stars[1]

Method of Breathing is Chicosci's second album, released in 2002 under EMI Philippines.

Track listing

  1. Solution Cairo (Nothing is Necessary Anymore) – 4:08
  2. Rolento – 4:25
  3. Glass is Broken – 4:16
  4. Paris – 3:59
  5. Anything For Two – 3:07
  6. Most Precious and Hopeless – 6:03
  7. The Dance of Ones and Zeros – 4:17
  8. The Sound and Taste of Tears Falling Upon Your Chest – 3:20
  9. Drift / The Ugly Side of Things – 3:55
  10. Colonized – 4:11
  11. A Habit of Rest Brings Nothing – 3:55
  12. Quail – 5:23

Music videos from singles

  • Paris

References

  1. ^ Gonzales, David. "Review: Method of Breathing". Allmusic. http://www.allmusic.com/album/r599105. Retrieved 9 March 2010. 
v · Chicosci
Miggy Chavez · Mong Alcaraz · Carlos Calderon · Ariel Lumanlan · Macoy Estacio
Eugene Esquivas · Sonny Baquisal · Joel Salvador · Jan Kevin Santos
Studio albums
Revenge of the Giant Robot · Method of Breathing · Icarus · Chicosci  · Fly Black Hearts
Compilation albums
Singles
Soopafly · Amen · Sink Or Swim · Glass Is Broken · Rolento · Paris · Shallow Graves · Theme From Conversations With Fire · An Argument · A Promise · 7 Black Roses · Chicosci Vampire Social Club · Last Look · Diamond Shotgun (Lock And Load) · Breathe Again · What's Your Poison
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