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Cryptkeeper
February 10th 2016


2070 Comments

Album Rating: 2.5

The epitome of average

swipenet
February 12th 2017


3352 Comments

Album Rating: 3.0

Pretty solid imo, Draiman influence is a little too strong though.

swipenet
February 12th 2017


3352 Comments

Album Rating: 3.0

I think most will agree that Incineration rules.

ramon.
October 20th 2017


4183 Comments


a shame the bonus tracks are better than most of the songs on the original listing

swipenet
November 27th 2017


3352 Comments

Album Rating: 3.0

That's almost always the case with their bonus tracks anyways lol

LepreCon
November 27th 2017


5481 Comments

Album Rating: 3.0

Thought this was aiight back when

Groundking
November 27th 2017


2272 Comments

Album Rating: 3.0

It's better than Silence in the Snow IMO, significantly so too.

swipenet
November 27th 2017


3352 Comments

Album Rating: 3.0

Yeah I think the vocals have always been the make or break factor for a lot of people. The instrumentation here is definitely solid, even if some songs are relatively simple.

Gnocchi
Staff Reviewer
February 16th 2018


18256 Comments

Album Rating: 2.0

A couple tracks here and there bring the junz

BlackwaterPork
February 16th 2018


4390 Comments


Yeah this band is really average

kalkwiese
February 16th 2018


10408 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5 | Sound Off

I'd say Strife, Incineration and Wake are really good. The rest isn't bad either, just not really memorable

swipenet
February 17th 2018


3352 Comments

Album Rating: 3.0

Yeah those are the best songs on here for me as well. Band gets way too much hate lol

swipenet
February 17th 2018


3352 Comments

Album Rating: 3.0

For sure, my top 5 would also include Villainy Thrives prob. I don't dislike any songs here tbh, there's def some Disturbed influence and a few passages that are a little too simple for what I expect from Trivium, but it's still solid.

swipenet
February 17th 2018


3352 Comments

Album Rating: 3.0

And that's ignoring the bonus tracks which, as usual for Trivium, are better than most of the standard tracks lol

veninblazer
November 20th 2018


16837 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

I love how a 3 is the highest rating the reviews for this album got.

SymbolicInTime
November 26th 2018


7380 Comments

Album Rating: 2.0

Time to put myself through this.



I really hope the first two tracks aren’t indicative of what’s to come... Matt’s vocals are especially grating and, instrumentally, I’m left yearning for so much more. At least the t/t managed to be interesting from about 2:45-3:00. At least I got 15 seconds of enjoyment

Firedust
November 26th 2018


1176 Comments


It was produced by David Draiman, what did you expect

SymbolicInTime
November 26th 2018


7380 Comments

Album Rating: 2.0

Yeah this is definitely the big suck. I got two tracks left. Villainy Thrives is probably the worst here. There literally hasn’t been one interesting verse on this entire record. The most fun I had with a single track never exceeded the 15 seconds I mentioned in my last comment. Usually each track had about 5-15 seconds of worthwhile material and the rest was just a damn slog and a half. I think the thing the irritates me most is the drumming. With how much I’ve been jamming The Sin and the Sentence lately, hearing the drumming being relegated to little more than a metronome is just egregious.

Firedust
November 26th 2018


1176 Comments


But that's because the drummer on Sin is different. He's actually good. But I still prefer Travis over everyone they've had so far

SymbolicInTime
November 26th 2018


7380 Comments

Album Rating: 2.0

I honestly didn’t know that, so it is realistically an unfair knock on this album. But it still bothers the hell out of me regardless



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