Things I Found On Flower Road EP

Things I Found On Flower Road is the debut EP independently released by Negative Zero in xx xx xxxx. It was made as a tribute to Linkin Park back when they were known as Xero and had Mark Wakefield on vocals.

About The Tracks

 * The song Flower Road was the most anticipated song from the project. It went through multiple reworks by Raishi, spanning out years in developing and workshopping, until Raishi, and the rest of the project was satisfied. It’s also the only song on the EP to feature one of Gage’s friends rapping in the bridge of the song.


 * The song Faith was the second most anticipated song from the project, it was made and released on Youtube by Raishi as a sort of test song. It remained more true to its original form, with only slight deviations from the original.


 * The song Get Out is a song written by Danny personally pre-Negative Zero in his free time. It was initially written by Danny out of boredom and uploaded to Youtube, but unbeknownst to him, it would eventually be seen by Raishi, and then used as an audition type of song to be the deciding factor if Danny could join the project, the answer was yes. Get Out was later slightly reworked a bit to be used as an actual song on the EP.


 * The song Deftist, which was originally conceptified as a troll song of sorts to trick hardcore Linkin Park fans into thinking it was the unreleased Xero demo known as Deftest. Deftist later became a proper song and is quite different from the previous songs on the EP, it seems to opt for a little more of a Post-Grunge sound, and it’s one of the only songs on the EP where Danny does most of the vocals.


 * The song Cuidado had the most changes done to it out of all of the other songs on the EP. It’s one of the only songs on the EP where Gage does most of the vocals and even some singing. The song opted for more of a sadder mood unlike the original version of Cuidado. Unlike Faith, It's one of the only songs on the EP that sounds almost nothing like the original version.