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AtavanHalen
July 4th 2010


17919 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5 | Sound Off

Lol emo

sspedding
July 4th 2010


5697 Comments

Album Rating: 2.5

lil jon

AtavanHalen
July 4th 2010


17919 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5 | Sound Off

git crunk

sspedding
July 4th 2010


5697 Comments

Album Rating: 2.5

wid sum crunk juice

AtavanHalen
July 4th 2010


17919 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5 | Sound Off

AAA-WHATTTT??? OOOOKAYYYYYY!

witchxrapist
July 4th 2010


11117 Comments

Album Rating: 2.5

lol



lil jon was blasting on the radio when i went to the gas station

supercooper
July 10th 2010


145 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

no one is saying the music is rnb, his VOICE is more rnb then blues. if you can't see the rnb influence in the way he sings then you need to pay more attention.

AtavanHalen
July 10th 2010


17919 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5 | Sound Off

when did i say this has anything to do with the blues besides the way in which he is singing?




That's the thing, though - the way he is singing has nothing to do with blues. Listen to Robert Johnson, or John Lee Hooker, or even Seasick Steve - none of them sound like Craig.

AtavanHalen
July 10th 2010


17919 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5 | Sound Off

Well, fuck, who exactly were you thinking of? George Thorogood?

supercooper
July 10th 2010


145 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

"whoah what a wide variety and selection of people spanning the genre good job"



better then you just randomly saying it sounds like blues without giving any examples.

mechatanner
August 6th 2010


269 Comments

Album Rating: 2.0

so im really late commenting (im new to sputnik) but i really was let down by this album. i had been listenin to emarosa for a bit, and they are actually who i model my band after a bit- good amount of screams, light but well placed cleans, small synth use- but this band is just not fun anymore.



They are completely reliant on the vocals, and the rest of the sound gets stale really quick.

HaloDude442
November 1st 2010


718 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

this band has potential for an awesome album. im seeing them on the 18th, should be a fun show

xstaytrue18x
December 5th 2010


583 Comments


anyway, i gave this album a listen and it gets so boring towards the last few tracks. really couldn't see myself sitting through this one again but there is some decent songs on the album like the past should stay dead, set it off like napalm, and what's a clock without batteries, but the rest are all filler tracks. it backs up my statement that Emarosa are more back-up to Jonny Craig rather than an actual band.

kezia93
December 16th 2010


10 Comments

Album Rating: 3.0

Album kinda sucks but not that bad. Pretty good review.

Douglas
March 1st 2011


9303 Comments


As much as I hate Jonny Craig, the opening minute of this record is one of my favourite musical moments.

TAAAAAAILOOOORED SHEEEEETS.

bloc
March 12th 2011


70238 Comments


Wow this is so boring

tkxxx7
March 12th 2011


6168 Comments


in some parts

like girls

AtavanHalen
March 12th 2011


17919 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5 | Sound Off

I still like them.

DaveyBoy
Emeritus
May 4th 2011


22500 Comments

Album Rating: 3.0

It takes work unlocking the secrets of Emarosa’s debut LP ‘Relativity’. Having drafted in vocalist Jonny Craig, the Kentucky sextet has mostly abandoned the aggressive post-hardcore of their 2 EPs in favor of a more dreamy, atmospheric sound. When it works, it’s really good... But practically every song sounds the same on 1st listen, meaning that tracks start to blend into each other toward the end. What is missing are genuine hooks, which is a shame since the haunting vocals & technical guitar-work suggest limitless potential. Recommended Tracks: Just Another Marionette, Her Advice Cost Us A Life & The Past Should Stay Dead.

sspedding
May 4th 2011


5697 Comments

Album Rating: 2.5

i found this incredibly boring.



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