Album Rating: 4.0
Two songs in and I'm digging this a lot. It doesn't seem to be going overboard with the annoying guitar wankery that turns me off to so much tech-death. Although the glitchy vocals are a little goofy sometimes lol
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Album Rating: 4.5
The vocals are the best part lol
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Album Rating: 4.0
I dig them when they're not artificially chopped, unless he's doing that himself, in which case mad props haha
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Album Rating: 4.0
he is indeed doing that himself
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Album Rating: 4.0
Well, mad props then and I stand corrected! Between this and the Immolation album tis a crazy day for death metal releases.
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Album rips as always!!! Oli could've been an amazing auctioneer but good for us he chose tech death. Still, I'd love to hear a track where he's just actioning off random antiques at light speed.
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hell yeah album rips hard bros
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Album Rating: 4.0
Liminal Cypher is a hell of an opener. Plus they give you an authentic slam breakdown so miss me with that "this is just sweeping wankery" cause these dudes are definitely playing with dynamics.
Can't imagine what Oli's vocal warmups are like.
thearsonisthasoddlyshapedfeet...gooorrrrreeeeeehhhhaaa...thehumantorchwasdeniedabankloan....reeee
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Album Rating: 4.0
Yes, is why I say I like it because they avoid the wankery that's common in tech-death. It never feels like they're trying to impress the clerk at Guitar Center. Album rips big time!
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Album Rating: 2.5
I am not sure whether this appeals to me at all. Though I can recognise the immense instrumental skill on display here and while the guitar/bass tone is quite excellent with the production appropriately polished to bring out the technical nuances, this record feels rather by-the-numbers to me. Many compositions seem almost 'popified' in their structural repetition, the soaring guitar leads melodically too straightforward and the temporality largely oscillating between the same 'very fast' to mid tempo sections with uninventive chuggy riffs. I like my tech death to be more jagged, angular, and structurally dense, and, indeed, more dissonant, more furiously, viciously, contrapuntal, even atonal: this feels almost too invested in accessibility in spite of its technicality; it offers the listener too much to hold on to despite the speed it reaches. I think I prefer tech death of the sort that displaces any sense of comfort (either rhythmically/tempo-wise or harmonically/melodically), that tears me apart, pushes me all over the place; this is more like a fun, at times a little bouncy, rollercoaster ride that yet ever remains on the 'tracks.'
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Album Rating: 4.0
this vocalist is like if tech9 did metal
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Album Rating: 4.0
Caribou Lou 151 Malibu rum and PI NA PPLE JUICE ough
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Memento dropping a lit new copypasta for us
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Album Rating: 4.0
More like Busta's feature on Worldwide Choppers.
Enjoyed the album in full but we'll see if it has staying power for me. Liminal Cypher and Limb of Leviticus are probably the standouts. I appreciate that it's a relatively brief album too cause these sort of albums struggle to not sound homogenous from beginning to end.
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Album Rating: 2.5
@Orb: You are welcome.
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Album Rating: 4.5
Stellar album all around, but god damn that title track rips.
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Album Rating: 4.0
title track rips [2]
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Album Rating: 3.5
Slays
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I still cannot understand the hate these guys got for the Kickstarter
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This is hands down my favorite rap rock CD of the year, and easily the best thing twista has been a part of in at least a decade.
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