lysf
slow riot
f# (although I still need to hear the vinyl version)
yanqui
new one
but yanqui and the new one are more or less tied, at like a 3.5 or a 4
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Album Rating: 4.5
I prefer the cd version of f#
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Album Rating: 4.5
ALF>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Slow Riot>F#>LYSF>Allelujah>Yanqui
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"f#a# feels too fragmented to me and there aren't enough real climaxes. not to mention i find the concept a little bit hard to stomach. it's still like a 4, their other shit is just better."
agreed so hard
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Album Rating: 4.5
the concept is one of the best things about it and I actually like there not really being any proper climaxes. I enjoy the music from start to finish rather than waiting for the climax.
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because if there's a climax that means i only enjoy that part
and hell yeah shelfmaster knows whats up
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Album Rating: 4.5
not saying that's true, definitely isn't with slow riot, but it's a problem that's too easy for a band to fall into
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i suppose that's true.
fucking lol at pitchfork for giving this a 5.6 and don't bend a 9.3
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Album Rating: 4.5
Except that Allelujah is way better than this, but yeah.
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Album Rating: 3.0
the lack of climaxes in f#a# is what elevates it above post-rock
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they gave lysf a 9.0 and this a 5.6 and don't bend a fucking 9.3 i mean seriously something is wrong with that picture
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the lack of climaxes in f#a# is what elevates it above post-rock it is not "above" classification as a result of not having (as many) climaxes.
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Their ratings are way off sometimes yeah
it's even worse when they try to review metal
that Enslaved review they did was lol
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funny when people bag on this album when it's better than the majority of releases by other post rawk bands
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"majority" read as "all" pretty much
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Album Rating: 3.0
missing word there, meant to write
the lack of climaxes in f#a# is what elevates it above most post-rock
all i'm saying is i think that although i find lysf as enjoyable as f#a#, i think f#a# is the better
album because it creates the same amount of atmosphere and emotion without relying on fairly obvious
harmonically rich buildups/climaxes
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Crescendocore
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all i'm saying is i think that although i find lysf as enjoyable as f#a#, i think f#a# is the better
album because it creates the same amount of atmosphere and emotion without relying on fairly obvious
harmonically rich buildups/climaxes word. i disagree, but different strokes.
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Album Rating: 4.0
Yeah but lysf used dem harmonic buildups before dey were cliche.
Werd.
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Yeah but lysf used dem harmonic buildups before dey were cliche. lol no. crescendos are a music cliche, not a post-rock cliche.
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