Zackkkk
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Soundoffs 13
Album Ratings 18
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Last Active 06-06-22 12:23 am
Joined 04-19-11

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Sigur Ros, Dredg, Jeff Buckley, Deftones, Ryan Adams, Radiohead, Wolves In The Throne Room, Godspeed You Black Emperor, Clint Mansell, Bon Iver, Eluvium, This Will Destroy You, Liturgy, Deafheaven., ,

Spiritbox The Fear of Fear
With this EP, Spiritbox doubled down on the ambience and electronic elements of their music. The production is very modern and full of layers to digest. Much to a lot of people's surprise, they kept their heavy moments. Some of their heaviest material to date is on this EP. However, this time, each song flows into the next and it feels much more like a cohesive whole. This is definitely a step up from Eternal Blue. Just wish it was longer.		4.5
11.03.23
Sigur Ros ÁTTA
3.0
06.21.23
Rolo Tomassi Where Myth Becomes Memory
4.0
02.11.22
Orbit Culture Shaman
Decently solid EP. All of the tracks sound like they could've easily fit in on the last record. The massive sounding production work is still the highlight of this band.		3.5
09.27.21
Orbit Culture Nija
It?s like a weird hybrid of Metallica, Behemoth and Gojira all with a very modern production and tons of layers mixed in. Somehow this all works wonderfully and creates one of the most unique sounding metal records to come out of Sweden in awhile. Props to Niklas Karlsson, the frontman who literally wrote and produced everything on this and all their other records. Very talented, younger artist with a bright future for sure.		4.5
09.09.20
Liturgy H.A.Q.Q.
Love him or hate him, Hunter is a prodigy in the world of ?experimental black metal?. This album is completely over bearing. Intense, unrelenting chaos melded with beautifully triumphant undertones creates a gorgeous cacophony of sounds that is unique to Liturgy. 		4.5
11.21.19
Soen Lotus
Another solid album from Soen. The standout of this record is definitely Joel’s vocals. More so than any of their
past albums, he’s incorporated vocals hooks that almost have a pop sensibility to them. The way it blends with
the intricate music is something to behold. Truly some special moments. I can’t recall, in recent memory, where
I’ve heard a chorus as powerful as the one that closes Martyrs.		4.5
02.09.19

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  • JamieTwort I'll check it out at some point.
    September 5 09:51 AM
  • Xenophanes Duuuuuude where'd you get Inni? ??
    November 6 05:44 AM

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