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1. We Move Mountains
2. You're My Calvalry
3. Sorry Efendi, Did I Fail You?
4. Sleeping With The Fish
5. Repo Me
6. Quiet Your Voice
7. Maybe Real Friends
8. Frontiers
9. Aaron's Clawfoot Bathtub
10. Weight Of The World
Anu Beginning are a newer small band out of London, Ontario whose debut album "We Move Mountains" has been dropped to us. On first listen upon this band, you get the feeling that something isn't quite there with what are doing, but they have potential. Potential is always a good thing because if you suck, you suck. What needs to be done here is he other thing is that the singer just doesn't seem to have it, the screaming on the other hand is decent, so keep it up. There are a few songs here where you wonder whats up, as they are not really heavy, but the band is trying to portray that. If there is a song to listen to, give the song "Aaron's Clawfoot Tub" a listen as that song has everything the band is trying to show and gives you that sort of Toolish riff at the beginning with a little old Alexisonfire added along the way. With all this said, there are some great things this band is doing, like the screams and they are not that bad as far as playing, but keep it up, listen to this album guys and make your opinion of this new band. They have since called it quits (R.I.P.)
2. You're My Calvalry
3. Sorry Efendi, Did I Fail You?
4. Sleeping With The Fish
5. Repo Me
6. Quiet Your Voice
7. Maybe Real Friends
8. Frontiers
9. Aaron's Clawfoot Bathtub
10. Weight Of The World
Anu Beginning are a newer small band out of London, Ontario whose debut album "We Move Mountains" has been dropped to us. On first listen upon this band, you get the feeling that something isn't quite there with what are doing, but they have potential. Potential is always a good thing because if you suck, you suck. What needs to be done here is he other thing is that the singer just doesn't seem to have it, the screaming on the other hand is decent, so keep it up. There are a few songs here where you wonder whats up, as they are not really heavy, but the band is trying to portray that. If there is a song to listen to, give the song "Aaron's Clawfoot Tub" a listen as that song has everything the band is trying to show and gives you that sort of Toolish riff at the beginning with a little old Alexisonfire added along the way. With all this said, there are some great things this band is doing, like the screams and they are not that bad as far as playing, but keep it up, listen to this album guys and make your opinion of this new band. They have since called it quits (R.I.P.)
Genre: Metalcore/Post-Hardcore/Screamo
Release Date: December 31st, 2009
Location: London, Ontario
Label: None
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