Cloudburst is becoming my favorite song
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Album Rating: 4.0
Man this is so good
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Album Rating: 4.0
Yeah I’ve been spinning it nonstop for days. It really is.
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Album Rating: 3.7
Opener on this is really awesome and so was Cloudburst up until that shoehorned embarrassment of a final minute. Are the rest of this band's flirtations with bm and/or grind as amateurish?
edit: damn Propaniac sounds like Gospel covering Baby's First Coffin??? ok
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"embarrassment of a final minute" nahh lmao, that shit is kinda peak
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Album Rating: 3.5
Still really need to check this
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mathcore index sent me down this way, lets jam!
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Album Rating: 3.7
Really liked this and felt the amateurish songwriting and genre contortions added to the charm overall, but yikes a lot of those whiplash bm/grind/MIDWESTERN CORNBALL lurches made me wince. Underwhelming closer too. Excited to see how it holds up throughout the year, but I think this band can/will grow a long way
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Album Rating: 4.0
Glad you liked it overall Johnny. I’m curious to know what you felt was amateurish about the genre flips. Not even in like an accusative way, just wondering.
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Album Rating: 3.7
^given this a couple more spins trying to decide a rating and:
- Cloudburst coda bears absolutely zero relation to the rest of the (otherwise v cohesive) song and pans out as 100% shoehorned brutality. clunky section in and of itself anyway = big time amateur clutch
- Propaniac breakdown at 1:30-1:40 is an awkward squish that feels phoned in to destabilise one section so that the next can replace it. pretty useless in and of itself - relatively inoffensive, but definitely feels shoehorned. section 2:59-3:08 is another transitional nonentity that neither resolves nor adds anything on its own terms. the heaviness + manic tendencies of the rest of the song warrant an apropos-nothing coda much more than Cloudburst, but i'd say that part walks a fine line (however enjoyably)
- 1:18 on A Gradual Unwinding is a somewhat procedural shift of gears that has an extremely early 2010s bedroom project feel to it. 2:14 works from a songwriting perspective but lol those skramz are v endearingly amateur. rhythm guitar from this point to 2:46 is somewhat clumsy. 3:43 is derivative to the point of amateurism. finale of this song is fairly underwhelming tbh, not sure that's specifically amateurish though
- Remembrance pahaha where to even start on this one. 0:55 to 1:29 holds up as a standalone as does 1:29-2:19 but jfc this song has absolutely zero shape to it and the band are v much biting off more than they can chew in the brutality dept at the start and end (somewhat endearingly but)
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Album Rating: 3.7
Those four are the main offenders, and I still think Cloudburst and Propaniac are pretty good songs regardless. Absolutely love the t/t and rate the opener + Perfection Your Name a fair bit - this definitely has enough going for it to get away with throwing shit at the wall at points, but that mess do be real
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Album Rating: 4.0
Okay I can see what you’re saying. That stretch of songs is obvi also the stretch with the most whacky moments too so…
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Album Rating: 3.7
Still v much jamming that t/t, gives me an insane amount of nostalgia for the Tera Melos/Athletics/Sport/Solterra/Cotillion vibe of loud-emo-math-postrock that got me hooked on this site in 2012
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Album Rating: 4.0
Tera Melos is a great comparison
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Album Rating: 3.7
i hear a bit of Kidcrash as well now i think about it. this record would have been huge here 10-15 yrs back
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yeah "this sounds like kidcrash" was a recurring thought throughout my first listen
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Album Rating: 4.0
Shit i haven’t listened to Tera Melos or kidcrash :x
Checking now
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Album Rating: 3.5
this def got some spark to it
title track is incredible. rest ranges from almost great to messy but kinda cool/interesting
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saw them and they didn't play the first 2 ie the best 2 on here so sadface, but they were sick. i'm guessing their last outing was heavier considering most of the set was heavy/noisy
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whata great band name
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