Actually, they are currently 22, 20, and 17 and touring North America.

QOTMS is track #8 because that is where it fits in the story line of the album. The Queen of The Murder Scene is a concept album, and the track sequence is important to the story.

There's a reason Spector made Ale a featured artist.

They actually have another EP "Escape the Mind" that was their first release.

I never understood people who think a backing track is terrible but hire a studio musician that's not part of the band to play live is ok.

Hey Guys! Good to see you discover The Warning. A second guitar? NO. Queen Of The Murder Scene is a concept album. Listen to it start to finish and you will understand the story and track order.

It occurred to me they may have had birthdays since rockville… i was lazy on that

Queen Of The Murder Scene is a concept alum that tells a story within the sequence of its songs...so YES you definitely should follow the tracklisting of this album in order, because it tells a dark story of love at a distance, obsession, murder, going crazy, and ultimately...death.

“ she’s a good bass player”

They don’t need another guitar player! What they are is unique it would change the whole vibe! Another guitar player would make them into another ordinary rock band that we don’t need!

People have suggested another guitar since the ladies first hit the scene. If their mom played rhythm she could pass as the fourth sister but this is a family band and I think their would be more complaints if they brought in an outsider than those calling for another guitar. I for one love that they are forced to be extra creative and technically superior to make it work as a trio. Keep in mind they are all classically trained on piano and incorporate keys on many tracks. Lastly, with all three able to sing, they use harmonies almost as another instrument…and they’re just getting started!

It's wonderful to see how The Warning Army comes out in force to set the record straight about these power women whenever there's a new reviewer. The tidal wave is breaking on the beach as they head to the fourth U.S. concert in their MAYDAY tour.

They have their headlining tour going on now through the end of May. I am hitting three shows May 14th, 15th and 16th. Then they are doing the Halestorm and The Pretty Reckless tour.(I'm hitting one of those shows) After that a bunch of festivals and then a Canadian tour with Three Days Grace in November

Thanks for your review, guys! The Warning's brilliant use of a very sparse backing track to accentuate what they are playing when they are live fills in nicely for the lack of a second guitar. Besides, their music is mostly riff driven. Dany rarely solos and when she does it's short and designed to support the song. The times they did have a second guitar, once with Moderrato's Jay de la Cueva, and once with the Youtuber Shauntrack were interesting but ultimately didn't fundamentally improve the song they were playing. Oh, and btw QOTMS is a song in a concept album so it fits where it fits. I often wonder just how successful bands like Rush, or ZZ Top, or even Black Sabbath could have been if only they had a second guitar.

The comment at 13:10 about Queen of the Murder Scene being "operatic" is very appropriate, given that the album is a rock opera, and as noted, the song is correctly placed for the storyline. The other two songs in chapter 3 -- Sinister Smiles and Dull Knives -- are also hard rock, with Sinister Smiles being more of a march and Dull Knives being very classic.

This band is so solid! I really hope that they continue to grow

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