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Tunaboy45
May 1st 2016


18424 Comments


If you actually read my comment you'll find I'm commenting on their preference of proficiency over soul in their music, not how their music sounds.

Toondude10
May 1st 2016


15184 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

eh, you got me there :-/

Pon
Emeritus
May 1st 2016


5987 Comments

Album Rating: 2.5 | Sound Off

I'ma feel like such a dick when my review is done, now. Great job, Game.

Brewtality91
May 1st 2016


666 Comments

Album Rating: 3.0

Album pales in comparison to The Flesh Prevails. Idk what people complain about the production for. Sounds fine to me...

Toondude10
May 2nd 2016


15184 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

yeah I don't get the production complaints either. granted it is better on here but it's not like it was a problem in the first place

trilo
May 2nd 2016


6252 Comments

Album Rating: 2.5

it's the crackling and the drums for me. this one is much better tho i'm not digging the music as much

Ebola
May 2nd 2016


4516 Comments


This album doesn't sound like its trying to sexually assault my ears so it's already better than the last one

Gameofmetal
Emeritus
May 2nd 2016


11570 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

"I'ma feel like such a dick when my review is done, now."



easy answer: dont fuckin do it m8

Pon
Emeritus
May 2nd 2016


5987 Comments

Album Rating: 2.5 | Sound Off

It's already finished, proof-reading now

Gameofmetal
Emeritus
May 2nd 2016


11570 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

*recycle bin*

ZippaThaRippa
May 2nd 2016


10671 Comments


At least let him feature for a day or two! Where is your humanity?

Mythodea
May 2nd 2016


7457 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

I was thinking the same about the need for harsh vocals some times. But then again, if the artist wants it this way, I'll have to go with it.



Listen to Uaral. Cringiest thing that ever happened to me. Won't say anything more.

Dmax28
May 2nd 2016


1270 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5 | Sound Off

I like Uaral. Some of the best acoustic stuff I've heard. Sure, the vocals can reach campy status for sure and the bawling/weeping was overdone, but it's a fun listen and I can dig some of the growling.

Mythodea
May 2nd 2016


7457 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

I was so pumped at first, but then... oh, man. Real disappointment...

dbizzles
May 2nd 2016


15193 Comments

Album Rating: 3.0

So, this album is weird. I didn't care much for the singles- not hot on the female vocals at all, but the album has it's moments. I do like the title track (female vocals here, much more fitting) and Amber Gaze is fantastic as well. But, for being a progressive metal band, a lot of this feels a bit generic to me.

They've gotten better at transitioning their heaviness in and out of their atmospheric parts, but the overall product doesn't seem like anything too special and I really feel like they swung hard and missed on Fidelio and Les Silences. I'm going to listen to it a few more times before I give it a rating.

Krvst
May 2nd 2016


479 Comments

Album Rating: 2.5

Still not sure what I'd give this, doesn't touch TFP for me though. Excellent review as always.

dbizzles
May 2nd 2016


15193 Comments

Album Rating: 3.0

Yeah, good review, btw.

0GuyMan0
May 2nd 2016


4623 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

This review is closer than the other I saw on sput previously. People keep saying there is a dip in songwriting, but they are totally wrong. What this all comes down to is that The Flesh Prevails was immediately captivating (A Starlit Path is a flawless opener) but repeated listens didn't reveal anything new. Which is wonderful in its own right. Dreamless, however, gets better with every listen. Especially songs like Scar Queen and Lacuna.



As far as Hoffman goes - I really don't have a problem with him at all. Its one of the most striking moments of the album in The Void Alone when he unleashes those high shrieks, pretty much the only time he does so, and I'm not sure doing more of it would change anything. We don't look at Ulcerate and yell about how the vocalist only does one thing. Keep in mind, Fallujah's foundations are in death metal. Hoffman's programming skills really are top notch - some very creative stuff going on throughout the album - and I believe he is just as indispensible as Scott Carstairs when it comes to that distinctly Fallujah sound.



I still might review this. I'm not sure a review has really nailed it yet. Its deeper than you think.

Pon
Emeritus
May 3rd 2016


5987 Comments

Album Rating: 2.5 | Sound Off

Congrats on the feature Mr. Game, Sir : )

Toondude10
May 3rd 2016


15184 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

kinda surprised this got featured instead of Jaq's but I guess exceptions can be made ;-)



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