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3.0 good | ajcollins15 | July 6th 23 | The duo?s debut album in 2018 was one of the only albums that felt like it was breathing new life into the dying swancore style. It was extremely energetic and memorable, making it easy to put on and scream your head off to a set of tracks. The band?s sophomore album feels like a step into the more typical swancore style that many early listeners will know. Noodly guitar work, passionate vocals (both screams and singing), and progressive structures. But everything feels staler than it was on their debut. It?s still a pretty solid swancore record that could go toe-to-toe with the greats, but it is missing that bite that was their last time.
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2.6 average | Mitch Worden EMERITUS | June 30th 23 | "We have Dance Gavin Dance at home"
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2.0 poor | Pikazilla | June 26th 23 | Didn't name the second album Celadon City, 0/10, do not recommend
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3.5 great | MrFemil | November 28th 23 |
2.5 average | Trey STAFF | November 12th 23 |
4.0 excellent | UrukHai | September 22nd 23 |
2.5 average | qt | August 24th 23 |
3.5 great | elry2k | August 12th 23 |
3.5 great | tellah | July 10th 23 |
2.5 average | NBA | July 7th 23 |
4.5 superb | Poxy | July 3rd 23 |
2.5 average | vult | June 30th 23 |
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