Album Rating: 4.0

restoring force was great [4]

Album Rating: 4.0

Restoring Force was definitely not great, it was merely fine at best

Album Rating: 4.0

restoring force was great [5]

I never got into these guys even in my metalcore phase but I'm still glad to hear that they're becoming not-garbage again

Album Rating: 4.0

in my humble opinion they were never garbage (austin carlile can get fucked though) tbh

The Flood is their only decent record and still nothing particular exciting, just well done standard fare rise core

Restoring Force was definitely not great, it was merely fine at best [2]

"The Flood is their only decent record and still nothing particular exciting, just well done standard fare rise core"

Their debut was really good imo as well (well done rise core). Fully lost interest after The Flood though. I am honestly surprised to see the amount of people defending Restoring Force... I thought everyone was in agreement it was meh

Album Rating: 4.0

Well, Restoring Force was the most immediate OM&M record for me (I didn't like their first two much at first) and it was technically my first.

Album Rating: 3.5

this album is suprisingly enjoyable

Album Rating: 3.5

Much better than I anticipated! Nothing ground breaking, but very solid overall.

First two albums are dope, Restoring Force had some bangers, and the rest I can do without. Idk if I'll check this because I did not like the singles at all

Album Rating: 3.0

These guys are really good at releasing 3's. I wish I could get into it more, but outside of Pauley's voice there just isn't much to love. He's really the only reason I check them anymore.

Pauley hasn't impressed me at all since leaving Jamie's Elsewhere

Restoring Force was good, Cold World was 50/50, Defy was meh. I’m interested to check this out though.

Album Rating: 3.0

He sounds more like his Jamie’s Elswhere days here. He gets a unique tone to his screams that I like.

I'm sincerely shocked by the overall attitude that Restoring Force was good on this thread

Album Rating: 3.5

Not a bad listen; nothing really stuck out as incredible, but listened through this twice and didn't regret it.

Album Rating: 3.5

I don't even understand why it was received the way it was, like is it because the production was more cleaner or something? It may have been less raw of an album production wise, but it still delivered the same emotion from the past 2 albums

and identity disorder is easily one of the best songs ever by these guys

The light is warm but the shadow remains

How does "generic" and "textbook" translate into 4.0?