Straight from the Barrio

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Straight from the Barrio
Upon A Burning Body Straight from the Barrio.jpg
Studio album by
ReleasedOctober 28, 2016
Genre Metalcore [1]
Length40:12
Label Sumerian [2]
Producer Matt Good, Cory Brunnemann, Chris Mora [3]
Upon a Burning Body chronology
The World Is My Enemy Now
(2014)
Straight from the Barrio
(2016)
Southern Hostility
(2019)

Straight from the Barrio is the fourth studio album by American metalcore band Upon a Burning Body, released on October 28, 2016, on the Sumerian Records label.

Contents

Track listing

Lyrics by Danny Leal and Ruben Alvarez

No.TitleLength
1."'Til the Break of Dawn" (featuring Jose Mangin)3:44
2."Already Broken"2:54
3."You Don't Own Me"2:58
4."Media Blackout"2:37
5."B.M.F."3:42
6."Straight from the Barrio (210)"3:49
7."Leave the Pain Behind"3:23
8."Walk Alone Again"3:17
9."Fake Plastic Smile"3:24
10."D.T.A. (Don't Trust Anyone)"3:34
11."The Outcast"3:51
12."My Distorted Reflection"2:59
Total length:40:12

Credits

Upon a Burning Body

Charts

Chart (2016)Peak
position
US Independent Albums (Billboard) [5] 12
US Hard Rock Albums (Billboard) [6] 8
US Rock Albums (Billboard) [7] 22

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