Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound Off

5 when mongi?

Album Rating: 4.5

Regarding the comparison to At the Drive In, I can kind of see it in some of the guitar flourishes.

Johnny cited early Mars Volta as the inspiration for the guitar in Cemetery Lights, so I think there is a little Omar influence that pops up here & there. Lyrics have some Cedric Bixler abstruseness too.

Album Rating: 5.0

Haha Hogan it's still fairly new to me but this has certainly blown me away lately. Maybe soon xD

Album Rating: 3.0

Okay, after relistening to it: instrumentals are above average, so I think I'm gonna bump this up a bit.

Pretty good after first listen tbh

I don't even consider Gospel normal screamo. they're more like progressive rock with a screamo/hardcore bite

also LOL this review. Very good tho

Album Rating: 4.0

"I don't even consider Gospel normal screamo. they're more like progressive rock with a screamo/hardcore bite "



that's how i'd describe them too yeah, their music seems very much rooted in prog

Album Rating: 3.0

I mean virtually everyone who’s mentioned Gospel accepts they’re not standard screamo, or even necessarily rooted in the genre. They are awesome though.

Album Rating: 3.0

Dear slex,



Never compare this to the moon is a dead world. Thank you.

Album Rating: 5.0

The only real comparison I can make here is Rolo Tomassi And even then a totally different beast. This has such a unique and spacey and cathartically beautiful feel for a “screamo” album.

Album Rating: 2.5

A lot of screamo albums could be described with the terms “beautifully cathartic”, though. One could even argue that’s the entire foundation of the genre. This album isn’t all that unique in that regard.

Album Rating: 2.5

Hot take: Gospel are barely even screamo, and even if you were to classify them as pure screamo, there are tons of better bands in the genre anyway.



The Moon is A Dead World is a solid 4 at best.

Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

Hmmm I don’t like you

Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

"The only real comparison I can make here is Rolo Tomassi And even then a totally different beast. "



legit curious how you're coming to that conclusion. I love both this album and Time Will Die but I do not see similarities aside from superficial ones like "they both have screams" and "they're both excellent"

Album Rating: 5.0

I don't mean "beautifully cathartic" like just lashing out in screaming anger with riffs and self loathing lyrics, I mean guitar tones sounding like they normally don't, songwriting I never thought I'd hear on an album like this, it's unpredictable.



As for the Rolo comparsions, it comes to me in the form of it's vastness, experimentation, and sound. They sound nothing like each other, but I think they were going for similar vibes and both succeeded.

Album Rating: 3.0

One way in which this is similar to Rolo's latest - both have impeccable 'album flow' despite their tendency for experimenting and eclecticism. Not being familiar with State Faults' previous work, I cannot say if this is a development in their sound, or if they've always done this. In Rolo's case it was a remarkable shift in cohesiveness.

Only heard this once (finally downloading this afternoon) but the impression I got from it is kinda similar to Time Will Die even if the songwriting is vastly different

Album Rating: 5.0

This album sounds at its best out a phone speaker and idk why

Album Rating: 4.0

Damn...this has nothing to do with mathycore Rolo's sound Jhonny. But yeah we can love them both X)