Regardless, it’s a solid entry to my rock collection, even if it is overshadowed by many of the songs on the same album. “Faceless” is a solid (Christian?) alt-rock track, though it is a bit standard.
“Can you save me from the nothing I’ve become?” Where have I heard this lyric before? In lyric, sound and style, this song almost mirrors the Evanescence hit “Bring Me to Life.”. I question the label choosing this song as the lead single. I haven’t gotten though the entire album yet, but I’ve still heard songs that are better than this one, such as the two tracks which follow this song on the album, Let it Burn, and Lie to Me. Fallen and faceless So hollow, hollow inside A part of me is dead Need you to live again Can you replace this Im hollow, hollow and faceless Im faceless Im hollow and faceless We are the faceless We are the nameless We are the hopeless Until we have faces Im not, Im not myself Feel like Im someone else Fallen and faceless. Towards the ends, there’s some odd, whispered screaming (?) section thatI just don’t get at all. I like that ambiguity and room for interpretation. What are some lyrics you misheard, or someone else pointed out how they. The lyrics are about god, but they don’t have to be if you don’t want them to. Gnome - Wenceslas (FFO Red Fang, Mastodon). Barnes is a great singer with a low, gruff voice that’s melodic enough to sell the song. The hard rocking guitars, pounding drums, and dramatic string section combine to create a dark and dynamic sound that’s really pleasing to the depressed man’s ears. 
Here’s my verdict on the album’s first single, “Faceless.” Paroles de FACELESS par Red: Im not Im not myself, Feel like Im someone else, Fallen and faceless, So hollow hollow inside, A part of me is dead, Need. They’ve recently released a new album, “Until We Have Faces.” When I saw this, I decided to give it a listen to see if they would become a part of my regular playlist. I did like their cover of “Ordinary World,” but I haven’t listened to much else by them. I was introduced to Red by a friend of mine who’s pretty much obsessed with the band. Such is the case with bands like Skillet and Evans Blue, and singers like Matthew West. The way I see it, is that if it’s good, it will eventually find its way to me.
I’m not the type of person to go looking for Christian rock.
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