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Review Summary: Instrumental metal that doesn’t put you to sleep. Void is a death metal/metalcore/djent album. It’s also an instrumental album. Aside from two atmospheric tracks, the album is a nearly endless barrage of slammed drums and frantically shredded guitars. The tracks with riffs are entirely predictable. No dynamics, and no relent, with equally skillful musicians. The album favours the drummer. The constant use of double bass pedals and blast beats, combined with the drums loudness in the mix, puts them at forefront. The impressive display is similar to the band Rings of Saturn, which is high praise. I love how the drums sound, although the mix does take away some weight from the guitars. It’s not a huge problem, but it is a noticeable distraction, to not have cohesion.
As previously stated, there are two atmospheric tracks. One is a nice spacey, ambient track, and the other similar to a sci-fi movie soundtrack like TRON: Legacy or Oblivion. The only downside is that they don’t fit the album’s narrative. If they used some of that spacey ambience amidst the guitars they might have a more varied album, but Void really is a straightforward metal onslaught with negative personality points. It’s by no means a classic album, or one that particularly stands out, but it’s still an incredibly solid piece of heavy, instrumental music. It’s a fun time throughout, remaining an engaging listen from start to finish.
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Album Rating: 3.5
It’s a very hard 3.5.
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Yea i heard this is good need to check
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Do it. Do it now. m/
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viscera fucks pretty hard
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I really liked this one. I return to it from time to time and always have a lot of fun. It's somewhere between 3.5 and 4. But I'm a nice guy, so you know.
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Yeah I’d rate it 3.75 but I don’t have special emergency powers. 🥺
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Guys I think Tundra might like this for some reason
I can't quite put my finger on why
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Nah this summary ain't it, Animals as Leaders, Intervals, Sithu Aye, Modern Day Babylon, only to name a few, gtfo
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Anyways, least I dont have to review this one like every other instrumental djent album. I prefer Viscera to this, but the artwork for this is very gewd. That's a gist of why this is my pfp.
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This was a snooze
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Fuck writing an essay of band comparisons, ain’t got time for that bullshit.
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"Nah this summary ain't it, Animals as Leaders, Intervals, Sithu Aye, Modern Day Babylon, only to name a few, gtfo"
Apparently you don't remember that he gave The Madness of Many a 1/5 review, lol
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Ah, but ‘twas a clever joke
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Tbh, Animals as Leaders are in a league of their own and I would never compare them to another band.
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The sax is overdone. One time was enough on their debut.
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Viscera just shits on this in every conceivable way
| | | Album Rating: 3.5
i forgot this came out lol damn gonna check rn
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This has actually grown on me tbh, retract my statements, who knew album I have as my picture is actually good damn
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