Album Rating: 4.0
This is mucho worth checking, and the rest of his solo canon + Self-Preserved are aight too
Can confirm that my next rev is half-drafted and so far contains nothing but obscure jabs
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Only one song from this is on YT 😔
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Guess I'll stick with checking Oceansize instead.
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This appears promising
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Album Rating: 4.0
The album is on bandcamp ^^^
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Nigga it's 2020 I'm not fucking using bandcamp.
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Pfft, bandcamp is the business m8. Certainly better than youtube
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Album Rating: 4.0
why isn't this on youtube
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Album Rating: 4.0
Two tracks in, not bad so far m/
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Album Rating: 4.0
Great stuff. Grows on me with each listen.
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Album Rating: 4.5
Once again, he delivered big time.
I especially like the quiet songs more, especially Elemental, Mourning on the Range and the closer. Considering how quickly he wrote this one compared to Blizzard, that is even more impressive
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I would have listened to this more than once in the background if it was on Spotify. I hate listening to shit on the bandcamp app, I'm so spoilt. Maybe I'll just buy it.
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Album Rating: 4.5
Silhouette is one of Vennart's finest tracks. His vocals are entering god-tier status and it's insane how much he's improved in such a short period of time. I miss the 'Size as much as anyone else (untouchable band), but I can't say I'm bummed getting to hear Mike continue to bring his unique compositional style to a bunch of genres that wouldn't have been so readily apparent in a 'Size album.
I just don't know whether to call Demon Joke or this one his best, it's a really tough call.
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mmm this seems interesting. I loveeee oceansize. How similar is this?
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@Citadel Nice, Demon Joke is a tad underrated imo. Some amazing tracks on there.
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The bass be thicc on this
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Album Rating: 4.5
Yeah, Demon Joke was awesome as well. All three of the LPs are pretty much on the same level of awesome.
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Album Rating: 3.5
Bloody hell. This is great!
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this is pretty good. too bad not on spotify but what can you do
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Album Rating: 5.0
Vennart's most consistent and uninhibited album to date. Such an underrated artist. This is on par with Oceansize's best work.
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