Album Rating: 4.0

Well it’s moreso for me how unexpected it was than necessarily like best thing I’ve ever heard. I didn’t expect them to sneak as much melody into their stuff as we got

Album Rating: 3.1

This is already sounding pretty standard and not nearly gritty enough, great to hear Greg do this thing again though

Album Rating: 3.5

Ye the melodic shenanigans are surprising and gooood

Album Rating: 4.0

Yeah def standard

Album Rating: 3.0

why is the thumbnail for this on the home page different?

Album Rating: 4.0

@Asleep I’m glad you feeling what I’m feeling

Album Rating: 3.1

Okay nevermind this picks up steam

Album Rating: 4.0

He hit become so small boys 😆

Album Rating: 2.5

First song good but rest is usual hardcore fuckery, has its moments

Album Rating: 3.1

tbh first song was underwhelming to me, the hype went over my head. Rest is def standard but down well.

Album Rating: 3.5

Probably a 3.5 but I’m comfortable getting sucked in by the hype

Album Rating: 4.0

Not everything is Lotus Eater Machine

Album Rating: 4.0

y'all talking about the first track when the real gem is the last track

Album Rating: 4.0

Opener is catchy, slaps as expected.

Album Rating: 4.0

This is already sounding pretty standard and not nearly gritty enough, great to hear Greg do this thing again though [2]



yeah i think putney's production worked way better for keith on radical than it does for greg here. dude's vocals are drenched in effects throughout the entire runtime and it just does not mesh well with the instrumentation imo.

Album Rating: 3.0

Keith on radical is more of a chore than Greg is here



This is by-numbers whateverness, bar the cute noodles on the opener. Anyone hearing the burgeoning levels of spite in those lyrics? I wonder where that came from...

Album Rating: 3.0

lol

Album Rating: 4.0

Cute noodles on the opener [2]

Album Rating: 4.0

quality aside, keith's vocal style is way less acrobatic and show-y than greg's has become since dissociation. i think it works on that album because dillinger isn't really a riff centric band and is mostly panic chords/blast beats/chromatic noodling at their craziest. (not to mention his solo stuff and black queen which is completely centered around his vocals).



etid is way more point-and-shoot by comparison instrumentally, and hearing greg do his sorta-chino impression thing over these intricate riffs that really cut through the mix is just a little too much i think? 00s greg would've matched this a bit better.

Album Rating: 4.0

''y'all talking about the first track when the real gem is the last track'' [2]



This mini EP does indeed slap. I feel like this is more ETID than anything else with Greg Puciato as a vocalist.

There are some stuff that could be close to TDEP though