Album Rating: 4.0
I finally got the LP in the mail today. I got lucky and ended up with the yellow variant that they began to press by mistake. #rare
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Album Rating: 4.0
You guys should really check out the bonus tracks they released with the Migration Annex. Some of the strongest tracks are on there in my opinion like Old Demons and Like Crazy.
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i dont get the praise surounding let go. i mean its alright but its certainly not worth trudging through the monotony of circles and sweet naivete to get to it. if it wasn't for shame and girl this album would be an easy 2.5
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Album Rating: 3.5
Shame and Girl are so damn good. I actually really like the intro/verses (the chord progression of the piano arpeggios
are really interesting) of Sweet Naivete, but the rest of the song does kinda blow.
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yeah there is something to enjoy in sweet naivete he just lets the song outstay its welcome. i actually think circles is worse.
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Album Rating: 3.5
"i dont get the praise surounding let go"
It's ending is the best part of the whole album IMO.
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"i dont get the praise surounding let go"
i dont get the praise surrounding this band...
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Album Rating: 3.5
I wish there were some more upbeat moments on here. It's gets a little tiring in some spots.
I can't get enough of Girl and Shame though.
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kiss of life is the best song on here.
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Album Rating: 3.5
To me, this is better than the Acts and possibly even The Color Spectrum. I love the style in this album. More airy and free.
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Album Rating: 4.0
took a moment, but this album grew on me majorly. great release
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Only heard this through once (as background music, no in-depth), but it sounded pretty great. Gotta relisten closely
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Album Rating: 3.5
Stellar review!
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You must be insane if you think this is better than the Acts and Color Spectrum.
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also people have been talking about how bad sweet naivete is and don't even mention how fucking awful The Kiss of Life is. It has by far the worst chorus I've ever heard Casey write.
Thankfully Whisper, Shame, Girl and Let Go are all fantastic and the rest is solid enough.
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Album Rating: 3.6
Ditching the conceptual narratives of previous LPs, progressive alt-rockers The Dear Hunter record a comparitively straight-forward album in 'Migrant'. While refined & restrained, there are still interesting dynamics, since the album feels as sparse as it is grandiose. Rich orchestral arrangements featuring strings & piano produce some lovely melodies, while the meticulously layered instrumentation rewards repeated listening. Lyrically & vocally strong, it's a shame that the later ballads feel borderline redundant - Some of the B-Sides from 'The Migrations Annex' should have been included. Recommended Tracks: Whisper, The Kiss of Life, An Escape & Shame.
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Album Rating: 2.8
Kiss of Life is great and the chorus is fantastic. Cycles is by far the worst thing here.
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Album Rating: 3.5
Ohmygosh Shame and Girl are amazing. Sweet Naivite is good, but the chorus kind of ruins how great the verses/intro
are. I like the Kiss of Life [2]
I at least like every song on here, but Shouting at the Rain and This Vicious Place can lose my interest every so often. They both have sections that make up for the more lackluster parts for me though, like Sweet Naivite. The instrumental bridge/solo/ending part on This Vicious Place is gorgeous.
Edit: I take that back; I pretty much like all of This Vicious Place. Don't Look Back is my least favorite and on the boring side.
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Album Rating: 3.5
let's rate the songs using colours!!
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This album still hasn't grown on me. It's ok but only a few songs are really good to me ex. Shame
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