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Before a Million Universes. Big Ups. Released March 4, 2016. Before a Million Universes Tracklist. 1. Contain Myself Lyrics. Lead vocalist Joe Galarraga explains much of the attitude on this album: The economic system pervades basically everything. Is that really who I am? Before a Million Universes Q&A.

Imagine for a moment that Big Ups’ debut album Eighteen Hours of Static was a volatile teenager with a penchant for violent fits and outbursts. Further still, imagine that he finally plucked up the courage to go and talk to that quirky interesting girl he’d be admiring from afar for so long - Spiderland. To the surprise of many, Eighteen Hours of Static and Spiderland hit it off immediately. Fast forward a couple of years and the unconventional couple had a baby called Before a Million Universes - such a pretty name.

The moment when a great post-hardcore song lurches into high gear is one of the greatest, most exciting moments that music can give us. Think of the tom roll on Fugazi’s Waiting Room, the Ric Flair woo! on Refused’s New Noise, the whoooa-ohhhh-ohhhh break on Black Eyes’ Deformative. I’m hopelessly biased because, at least to some degree, I grew up with this stuff. But for me, most of the time, moments like that trump euphoric house-anthem build-ups and classic-rock riff-surges and big rap hooks that everyone in the room knows. They’re just the best.

Big Ups was an American post-hardcore band formed in Brooklyn, New York, in 2010. It was founded by lead singer Joe Galarraga, guitarist Amar Lal, bassist Carlos Salguero and drummer Brendan Finn. On January 13, 2014 Big Ups released their debut album Eighteen Hours of Static through Dead Labour and Tough Love Records for North America and the UK/Europe respectively.

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Before A Million Universes’ is a tooth-and-nail attempt at the remarkable that head-butts through expectations but cowers in the presence of limitless creativity. On occasions it’s a disappointing walk through ‘hardcore by numbers’ routines peppered in clever imagery and breakneck instrumentation. However, for Big Ups, a band patently above mediocrity, a painful irony hinders them. That their album, whose namesake references the infinite enormity of the astral realm, would come up so consistently limited.

Before a Million Universes, 2016. Feathers of Yes, 02:26. Negative (Intro), 02:26. Alphaville Big In Japan. Lisa Stansfield All Around the World.

Before a Million Universes, the forthcoming album from Brooklyn thrashers Big Ups, teeters between soft and loud dynamics on the scale of its epic title. It’s actually a reference to Walt Whitman’s quotation Let your soul stand cool and composed before a million universes.