they're definitely worth giving a listen to. they don't suck, they're just not my cup of tea.

Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound Off

dammit my joke isn't funny now you edited

fuck. i hate that we can edit comments for that reason but i definitely abuse the shit out of that feature. i don't even remember what i changed. i'll just assume that the original context made yr joke hilarious. sry rowbro.

"my highlights: Messes of Men, O Porcupine, Paper Hanger, Everything Was Beautiful and Nothing Hurt, Fox's Dream"

5 of my top 10 mwY songs right there.

alright, I’ll give them a spin on the morning commute..

Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound Off

fuck. i hate that we can edit comments for that reason but i definitely abuse the shit out of that feature. i don't even remember what i changed. i'll just assume that the original context made yr joke hilarious. sry rowbro.

Easily done

@Rowan nah it's not lol the title is lyrics from the song, it's basically just a short lil epilogue to the album

Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off

I've always considered CFUTF, specifically January 1979, to be the best starting point. Especially with the video where Aaron dances all crazy, watch that and you'll have a pretty good idea what they're about

Album Rating: 4.0

Guys. I've heard the album too, and it's actually totally kvlt. Just dark, heavy Gorgoroth shit with Aaron shrieking indecipherably in the background until the band breaks out with a brief but stunningly melodic take of Linkin Park's In the End before returning to black metal.



This shit is crazy, guys.

Album Rating: 4.0

if only

Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off

Fishing's right. That's the exact reason I bumped Brother, Sister to a 5 recently.

Fishing is right, I was trying to be vague to maintain the surprise

Album Rating: 4.5

Excellent review of a great e.p. To me, mwY is the absolute best band. Aaron's lyrics are insightful, honest, and aid in my pursuit of G-d (or rather his pursuit of me). The music serves to punctuate the feeling of Aaron's lyrics perfectly. You summed up the mood from the end of Rainbow Signs and the progression into the e.p. well. 'Eye of the storm' is a fitting description of where we are in their recent release of music and what is next to come. Band statements indicate that the next album will be heavy, and I CANNOT wait for its release. I appreciate the detour that 'It's all crazy...', and 'Ten Stories' was, but Pale Horses is the best thing since 'Brother, Sister,' and mwY seem to be in a groove. I will forever buy their albums no matter the shifts in style because of the quality of what they can produce. 'Julia' has wet my appetite, and October 5th cannot come soon enough.

Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound Off

I can't wait either. Thrilled, tbh.



I'm not a spiritual person by any means, but Aaron has this very specific... feel to his musings and exploration that is in its own league. Just the way he goes about projecting his thoughts is unparalleled, imo. I agree that the music is very complimentary to his style. This band has been seasoned so well, it is admirable that the band are still at putting out such quality of work this deep into their careers.

Album Rating: 4.0

Okay guys.



I lied.



But, I actually do have the album, and the track listing they gave ahead of time is false.



This is the actual track listing.



1. Blue Spider

2. Green Spider

3. Black Spider

4. White Spider

5. Red Spider

6. Pink Spider

7. Tan but not quite yellow spider

8. Spider with an eyepatch and Cigar

9. Unemployed spider with tenuous relationship with spider wife

10. Spider solitaire

11. Spider with successful BMX racing career

12. Spiders on crack

Album Rating: 3.5 | Sound Off

Damn, I was really hoping Spider-Flavored La Croix would make the final cut

Album Rating: 4.0

Yeah, just wasn't enough spider in the track.

Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound Off

Damn, I wonder if Tan but not quite Yellow Spider is a prequel to Yellow Spider from B,S. That could be so cool.

Album Rating: 5.0

We have like a whole month and some change until the LP is out. I can't hang.