Album Rating: 4.5
Saw then earlier this year, Nick Johnston is a virtuoso for sure, check his albums, good af
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Album Rating: 4.5
This tour is starting next month. Intervals, Jason Richardson, Nick Johnston, and Night Verses.
Might just have to go to that one
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Album Rating: 4.5
i saw David Maxim and Nick Johnston, Aaron Marshall was there, but didnt play
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Yup, AAL! I think November 2016. Caught them in Edmonton. So good.
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Album Rating: 4.0
Is Plini not touring with Aaron anymore?
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Plini is his own thing. He's not a full-time member of the band or anything. He just ended up being part of Intervals live because it made logistical sense. But he's gonna tour the US with Marco Minneman and Mohini Dey as his band.
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Just wondering - this is djent? And someone mentioned Sithu Aye as djent. Sithu I've only listened to the two The Noticing EPs, but I figured it was closer to video game music than metal.
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Album Rating: 4.0
Sithu is weeb prog
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Album Rating: 4.0
I only heard of Intervals today, thanks to the new album's review, and wow... This is exactly what I was looking for in the past few weeks. Some progressive stuff that focuses mainly on the guitars without the vocals and the 'technical wankery'.
The sentence 'Aaron Marshall’s leads seem to act as a ‘vocalist’ of their own, focusing less on displaying pure technicality and more on sort of guiding the rhythm section.' is fantastically spot on, thanks for the great review!
I've never given a 4.5 to an album this fast before... I wonder if it stays.
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Album Rating: 4.0
It will when you constantly jam Libra
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This is the guy
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"Just wondering - this is djent? And someone mentioned Sithu Aye as djent. Sithu I've only listened to the two The Noticing EPs, but I figured it was closer to video game music than metal."
This album isn't djent. However, Intervals' first couple of EPs and albums are definitely djent. Sithu and Plini also gets lumped in as djent even though they rarely chug the way most bands do. Still, they're identifiably similar because of the technical nature of the music and the production value, so I don't think it's worth splitting hairs over.
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Album Rating: 4.0
The word Djent should just go away
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Album Rating: 4.0
Like I said, Sithu is weeb prog
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"The word Djent should just go away"
Why?
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Album Rating: 4.0
"It will when you constantly jam Libra"
That song definitely deserves the love, though I'm hooked on Sure Shot now. I hope this will be that kind of album where every song will be my favourite at one point before I finally settle on one. I love those albums.
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Album Rating: 4.0
"Why?"
The use of onomatopoeia just annoys me.
"That song definitely deserves the love, though I'm hooked on Sure Shot now. I hope this will be that kind of album where every song will be my favourite at one point before I finally settle on one. I love those albums."
If you can see them live. They played most of this album, Libra and Meridian were a godsend.
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Album Rating: 4.0
Yes, djent must be called "bow-nuh bow-duh-da-dow we-donna-wow-nee-nah"
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All they have is just...
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Album Rating: 4.0
When I first heard that song I laughed way too hard
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