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Piglet
October 31st 2017


8564 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

fruity loops was always a shitty name. pussy poops would probably have been better imo

Asdfp277
October 31st 2017


25729 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

never letting go of 'fruity loops'

Piglet
October 31st 2017


8564 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

the start of eyrie- the vocals especially, is reminiscent of a band or two that i can't quite pinpoint. dream theater maybe? anathema?

Asdfp277
October 31st 2017


25729 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

on a different note, i was ridiculously grossed out by the steak analogy, i keep imagining myself eating a shit steak

Piglet
October 31st 2017


8564 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

a shit steak? don't know what that is mate

Asdfp277
October 31st 2017


25729 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

a steak that tastes like (literal) shit

bloc
October 31st 2017


70880 Comments


His name is SteakByrnes you assholes!

Asdfp277
October 31st 2017


25729 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

lol

frozencarl
October 31st 2017


2042 Comments


every time this band drops a record i imagine all its crying fanboys sitting in a circle dutch ruddering each other while the record plays softly in the background

Piglet
October 31st 2017


8564 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

the last track goes so fucking hard, the recurring motif of the lead guitar, coupled with the rhythm of the bass, rallying double kick and delicious fills create this instrumental tapestry that might actually warrant one of their stilted song titles.

Piglet
October 31st 2017


8564 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

The steak analogy is good i think btw, specifically because of the dynamics found in the textures of sauces, cooking methods and marinades, not to mention the wide variation in breeds and their feeds. But perhaps more importantly, because there are limply-boiled bitchtits with sensitized tastebuds that can only eat a pepper-sauced, well-done porterhouse slab at an a-la-carte restaurant and will immediately complain, especially if it's exactly how they want it. As opposed to freshly-plucked goodcunts that would be delighted instead to cut out a flank of a beast, sear it over a fire with a stick and gulp it down in gratitude of the animal's gift of flavour imparted onto them, in whichever way it was fashioned throughout it's storied life.

battenkill
October 31st 2017


100 Comments

Album Rating: 3.0

Wow, that was deep

frozencarl
October 31st 2017


2042 Comments


mdma man

battenkill
October 31st 2017


100 Comments

Album Rating: 3.0

Shit if I listen to too much metal, will I develop limply boiled bitchtits? O no

Piglet
October 31st 2017


8564 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

yeah nah i wouldn't count on it, bloody analogies are so finicky ya see, prone to a nervous breakdown as soon as removed from their binding principles. Not to mention the fabric of the cosmos encompassing would rather inconveniently collapse under its own weight and then proceed to have heart attack if you did decide to grow those mammalian juglets out of spite.

Dis_Con_Nec_Ted
October 31st 2017


5098 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

After listening to this, I can safely say that Blackholes still is their top song. That's all.

Tundra
October 31st 2017


10752 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Blackholes is great so im not gonna argue with that

bloc
October 31st 2017


70880 Comments


FL Studio sounds waaaaay more pro yeah

necropig
October 31st 2017


7789 Comments

Album Rating: 3.0

Dropping, listened again today. Got nothing. Wasn't very impressed with the released singles so this ends up a 3 track albvm for me

Egarran
October 31st 2017


36866 Comments


This is one of the rare cases where the metaphor is more correct than reality.



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