Hollywood Undead Day of the Dead Best Buy Bonus Tracks Download

2015 studio album by Hollywood Undead

Day of the Dead
Studio anthology past Hollywood Undead
Released	March 31, 2015
Recorded	2014
Genre	Rap stone alternative rock electronic stone hip hop nu metal
Length	46:xiii
Label	Interscope
Producer	Griffin Boice Sean Gould Jordon "Charlie Scene" Terrell Jorel "J-Dog" Decker
Hollywood Undead studio anthology chronology
Notes from the Underground (2013) 24-hour interval of the Dead (2015) V (2017)
Singles from Day of the Dead
"Day of the Expressionless" Released: Oct 21, 2014 "Usual Suspects" Released: February 17, 2015 "Gravity" Released: Feb 23, 2015 "How We Gyre" Released: March ix, 2015 "Live Forever" Released: March 23, 2015 "Disease" Released: March 27, 2015 "War Kid" Released: March 31, 2015

Day of the Dead is the fourth studio album past American rap rock band Hollywood Undead. Originally ready to exist released Oct 2014, Day of the Dead was released March 31, 2015, on Interscope Records.^[one]

Release and promotion [edit]

To promote the new anthology, the band embarked on the Album Release tour, showtime March ix, 2014 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and catastrophe on March thirty in Los Angeles, California. Fans that purchased tickets received access to a digital download of the album (including every single released before the album's arrival). Prior to the release of the showtime unmarried, it was hyped up through social media websites such every bit Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. On Oct 21, 2014, the first single from the album, "Mean solar day of the Dead", was released through Revolver Mag. The name of the anthology was likewise revealed, beingness the same every bit the unmarried.

Information technology was announced that the anthology would be available for preorder on Feb 17, along with the release of the 2d song from the album, "Usual Suspects".^[2]

The unmarried called "Gravity" was released on February 23.^[3] Leading up to the new CD'due south release, the band would unveil 5 new tracks from the album every Tuesday, which began with "Usual Suspects" on February 17.^[4] March 3 beingness an exception, where instead the ring was to release the music video for "Day of the Dead". However, it was delayed to March 17, 2015 and several vocal samples were released March vii.

"How We Roll" was released every bit a single on March 9, a 24-hour interval earlier to brand up for the delayed release of the "Day of the Expressionless" music video which was released on March 16. Subsequently "How We Roll", their songs were released on Mondays "Live Forever" on March 17, and "Disease" was released every bit a single on March 23. "War Child" was released on March 27.

The band released songs every week beginning with "Usual Suspects". Additionally, they put a ring member's new mask on the artwork for each single with Johnny 3 Tears on "Usual Suspects", Danny on "Gravity", J-Dog on "How We Roll", Funny Man on "Live Forever" and Da Kurlzz on "Affliction".

The band also undertook an album release bout throughout the calendar month of March in the The states, culminating back home in Los Angeles on March 31.

Afterwards the release of their fourth and new album, Day of the Dead, J-Dog, Charlie Scene, and Johnny 3 Tears spoke nearly their inspiration and stories on how they began work for the new album. In an interview J-Dog shared the story behind their new track "Usual Suspects" on how they began to drinkable in the recording studio. They eventually go down to a 7-Eleven almost the studio to buy big gulp cups of water ice filled with orange juice and champagne. By this point they were completely intoxicated as they walked down Sunset Blvd practically drinking mimosas. The ring started writing lyrics about the Dusk Strip when of a sudden Johnny 3 Tears started talking weird about losing his mind, the ring chop-chop began writing lyrics on information technology. At the cease, the band felt that the song came out experience like an old school Hollywood Undead song.^[5] The inspiration for the song title came from the famous phrase line, "Round up the usual suspects", from the classic 1942 moving-picture show Casablanca. J-Dog also addressed critics saying that they are still the aforementioned band since they started back in 2005 and in no way have changed.^[five]

Professional person ratings

Review scores
Source	Rating
AllMusic	[6]
Evigshed	viii.6/ten
aNewRisingMusic	[vii]
Ultimate Guitar	v.4/10[8]

Rail listing [edit]

Standard Edition

No.	Title	Author(south)	Producer	Length
1.	"Usual Suspects"	Dylan Alvarez, Matthew Busek, Jorel Decker, Gould, Daniel Murillo, Ragan, Jordon Terrell	Sean Gould, George Ragan	iii:44
2.	"How We Roll"	Alvarez, Busek, Decker, Gould, Murillo, Ragan, Terrell	Decker, Gould, Danny Lohner	4:45
3.	"24-hour interval of the Dead"	Busek, Decker, Gould, Murillo, Ragan, Terrell	Gould, Terrell	three:55
4.	"War Child"	Alvarez, Decker, Murillo, Terrell	Gould, Matt Squire, Terrell	3:58
five.	"Nighttime Places"	Busek, Decker, Murillo, Ragan, Terrell	Decker	4:39
six.	"Take Me Home"	Griffin Boice, Murillo, Terrell	Boice, Terrell	3:48
7.	"Gravity"	Alvarez, Busek, Decker, Gould, Murillo, Ragan, Terrell	Gould, Murillo	iii:19
8.	"Does Everybody in the World Have to Die"	Boice, Decker, Ragan	Boice	iii:17
9.	"Illness"	Busek, Decker, Gould, Murillo, Ragan, Terrell	Busek, Gould, Lohner	3:31
10.	"Political party past Myself"	Alvarez, Boice, Terrell	Boice	4:10
11.	"Live Forever"	Alvarez, Decker, Gould, Murillo, Ragan, Terrell	Alvarez, Gould	3:40
12.	"Salvage Me"	Alvarez, Busek, Decker, Murillo, Ragan	Boice, Murillo	3:27
Total length:				fifty:23

Deluxe Edition Bonus Tracks

No.	Title	Writer(south)	Producer	Length
13.	"Guzzle, Guzzle"	Alvarez, Boice, Busek, Decker, Ragan	Boice	three:39
14.	"I'll Be There"	Boice, Murillo, Ragan, Terrell	Boice, Terrell	4:01
15.	"Let Go"	Busek, Decker, Gould, Murillo, Ragan	Gould	4:16
Total length:				58:09

iTunes Bonus Track

No.	Championship	Writer(s)	Producer	Length
16.	"Ghost"	Boice, Ragan, Terrell	Boice, Ragan, Terrell	3:21
Total length:				61:thirty

All-time Buy Bonus Tracks

No.	Title	Writer(s)	Producer	Length
xvi.	"Sing"	Murillo, Ragan, Terrell	Terrell	4:05
17.	"Fuck the World"	Decker, Murillo, Ragan	Decker	4:09
Total length:				66:26

Personnel [edit]

Credits adapted from AllMusic.^[6]

Hollywood Undead

• Daniel "Danny" Murillo – vocals, keyboards, rhythm guitar, bass guitar
• Jordon "Charlie Scene" Terrell – vocals, atomic number 82 guitar, producer
• Jorel "J-Canis familiaris" Decker – vocals, rhythm guitar, bass guitar, keyboards, synth, programming, producer
• George "Johnny 3 Tears" Ragan – vocals, bass guitar
• Dylan "Funny Homo" Alvarez – vocals, soundboards
• Matthew "Da Kurlzz" Busek – vocals on "Gravity" and "Ghost", drums, percussion, backing vocals

Production

• Griffin Boice – producer
• Sean Gould – producer
• Ted Jensen – mastering, at Sterling Sound, NYC

Charts [edit]

References [edit]

1. ^ "Hollywood Undead, 'Day of the Expressionless' - Sectional Anthology Art". Loudwire . Retrieved September 26, 2018.
2. ^ "HOLLYWOOD UNDEAD: 'Day Of The Dead' Anthology Cover Artwork Unveiled". February 13, 2015. Retrieved September 26, 2018.
3. ^ "Hollywood Undead : Day Of The Dead anthology download - Has it Leaked?". hasitleaked.com . Retrieved September 26, 2018.
4. ^ "Hollywood Undead : Day Of The Dead album download - Has it Leaked?". hasitleaked.com . Retrieved September 26, 2018.
5. ^ ^{a b} "Runway-By-Track: Hollywood Undead 'Day of the Dead'". ARTISTdirect . Retrieved May 17, 2016.
6. ^ ^{a b} Christopher Monger, James. "Day of the Expressionless Hollywood Undead". AllMusic . Retrieved Baronial 17, 2020.
7. ^ Truitt, Alex (April 3, 2015). "Anthology Review Hollywood Undead Day of the Dead". aNewRisingMusic . Retrieved May 18, 2015.
8. ^ "Day of the Dead Review". April 4, 2015. Retrieved June 14, 2016.
9. ^ "Hollywood Undead Chart History (Billboard 200)". Billboard.
10. ^ "Hollywood Undead Chart History (Top Culling Albums)". Billboard.
11. ^ "Hollywood Undead Chart History (Superlative Rock Albums)". Billboard.
12. ^ "Hollywood Undead Chart History (Peak Hard Rock Albums)". Billboard.
13. ^ "Height Rock Albums – Year-Finish 2015". Billboard . Retrieved January 23, 2021.

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