Evergreen Terrace (band)

For the fictional street from The Simpsons, see Evergreen Terrace (The Simpsons).

Evergreen Terrace is a 5 piece melodic metalcore band out of Jacksonville, Florida. The band is named after the street where The Simpsons claim residence.

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Album Cover	Date of Release	Title	Label	Peak	Sales
Image:LosingAllHopeisFreedomcover.jpg	July 31, 2001	Losing All Hope Is Freedom	Indianola Records	-	-
Image:Brnedalivebytimecovr.jpg	November 26, 2002	Burned Alive By Time	Eulogy Records	-	-
Image:Writer'sBlockcovr.jpg	February 17, 2004	Writer's Block	Eulogy Recordings	-	-
Image:Atourworst.jpg	July 13, 2004	At Our Worst	Hand Of Hope Records	-	-
Image:Sincerity disguise.jpg	June 21, 2005	Sincerity Is an Easy Disguise In This Business	Eulogy Recordings	-	-

The album Burned Alive by Time has a cover of Depeche Mode's "Enjoy The Silence" at the end of the track "Heavy Number One (AKA: Shizzle My Nizzle)".

The album Writer's Block is a compilation of covers of songs that heavily influenced the band. Some of the cover's included are Operation Ivy's "Knowledge", Michael Sembello's "Maniac", The Smashing Pumpkins' "Zero", The Offspring's "The Kids Aren't Alright", and U2's "Sunday Bloody Sunday" Tears for Fears' "Mad world". It also contains a single Evergreen Terrace original, "Brave Reality".

The one man electronic band Corpsicle, covers "No Donnie, These Men Are Nihilists" on his debut album.
The songs Please Hammer Don't Hurt 'Em (MC Hammer), No Donnie These Men Are Nihilist (The Big Lebowski), Dear Livejournal (LiveJournal), New Friend Request (MySpace), I Say You He Dead (Family Guy), Look up at the Stars and You're Gone (Fight Club by Chuck Palahnuik), and Funeral Grade Flowers ( Survivor by Chuck Palahnuik) are all references to pop culture icons.

If you let the final track on Writer's Block play a hidden track will be played. It is a parody song that includes covers of Poison's "Every Rose Has it's Thorn", Drowning Pool's "Bodies" and the theme song to Sponge Bob Square Pants.

On the album Losing All Hope Is Freedom, there are samples from The Matrix in "Sweet Nothings Gone Forever" and Fight Club in "Look Up At The Stars And You're Gone".