Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off
definitely needed some hooks or lyrical repetition, it's begging for it
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Album Rating: 3.0
That's a great call Futures. I feel like I need to see these guys live to truly "get it".
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Album Rating: 4.0
Closer is the most chewable. Prob why it’s my favorite.
The others are great in a vacuum and some made superb singles, but as a unit it’s a bit one note
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Album Rating: 4.0
this guy has the most polarizing vocals ive ever heard
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Album Rating: 5.0
I personally think it’s a great front to back listen; that’s the way I do it. It’s shorter as an album than some GYBE songs. It’s not that much of a task and works better that way. Sit and Mourn is a phenomenal song, but listening to it by itself doesn’t hit as hard as it hitting the outro after the whole album. Doesn’t need any grooves or repetition, imo
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Album Rating: 3.0
"It’s got a little more Patrick this time around"
i sleep
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That little "ROH" into the outro breakdown on The Calm is delish
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Album Rating: 4.5
NO PROMISE OF HEAVEN WILL MAKE ME MARCH
WITH MY FINAL BREATH
I DENY THE CHUUUUUURCHHHH
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Album Rating: 1.5
I feel like I’m being had. You guys are fucking with me I’m sure. These 5s. The I’m using the BrushedRed seal of approval as evidence
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Album Rating: 4.5
Maybe it's just not your thing? Nothing wrong with that
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Can someone please help me sort out which Meshuggah song sounds a lot like 1:30 in Take Me Home?
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Nevermind I sorted it - 4:10 in The Hurt That Finds You First. Knew it was on Koloss. They're not the same rhythm by any means but it's all I can hear when I listen to that section in Take Me Home
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Album Rating: 4.0
outro to The Hurt That Finds You First? the rhythm sounds very similar
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Album Rating: 4.0
haha you figured it out before me
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Haha we got there at the same time! Thanks for the validation and expertise
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Album Rating: 1.5
“Maybe it's just not your thing? Nothing wrong with that”
Of course. I’m not surprised this is liked, just that it’s loved. In the context of core music it seems fairly one-dimensional. Then again, I may have just tired of this sound
Different genre, but similar in its relentless pursuit of heaviness is Brodequin’s latest. I feel similar there. People are going nuts over what I find a very homogenous, uninteresting sonic repertoire. And I (sometimes) like both genres
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Album Rating: 3.2
Demon is the type of guy to hit the lottery then throw a fit when taxes come out of it.
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Album Rating: 3.5
i kinda agree with demon in that i'm sorta surprised at how much love this is getting relative to their other material
or i guess this is getting relatively similar reception tear in the fabric got but that ep legit felt like new ground was being broken. this one though? idk
anyone else get slipknot vibes from this? def feel like they're tapping into some nu metal influences here. especially on take me home and the calm
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Album Rating: 3.5
also i'm surprised people itt are calling this homogenous... feel like this is by far the most varied album they've ever done
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Album Rating: 5.0
Well you can gripe about the “brushedred seal of approval” but I mean this has a 92 on metacritic and a 3.92 on rym as well as a lot of love here and on AOTY. So, definitely not just me nor a bad album in any way. They’ve garnered some reputation for performing at Coachella but… get over it? I feel like Mastodon has played there several times. It’s a damn good album and it’s 28 minute run-time doesn’t ask for much. It’s easily the most thrilling metalcore album in my opinion since All We Love We Leave Behind
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