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bloc
March 3rd 2022


70880 Comments


That Chimaira album being there must have been a mistake. I'm surprised they were able to scan the barcode

CottonSalad
March 3rd 2022


3275 Comments


I got into a lot of metal back then through their store. Children of Bodom, Decapitated, The Red Chord… different times haha

suppatime
March 3rd 2022


1996 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

As much as it's amazing to have access to anything online, it used to be so cool to stumble onto something in a store or wherever. I remember finding a SUNN O))) cd at my library when I was in like 8th grade, bringing it home and being like wtf is this shit hahah.



I guess you can still get that feeling at record stores, but relationships with physical media, and albums in general, are so different now.

FearTheAggression
March 4th 2022


289 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Lazarus is a grower. What a banger!

y87arrow
October 18th 2022


726 Comments

Album Rating: 2.5

Can't stand this album. Almost all songs follow the tired and predictable 3 chorus routine.

When I for example look at Lamb Of God, I have 2 albums of them (As The Palaces Burn and Ashes Of the Wake), they rarely do that in those 2 albums, there are always some nice twists to keep the songs fresh.

At least that band tried to do something different in their songs and not go the easiest path like Chimaira did here



this one here is just frustrating to listen to. Too many pop song structures. Well...they were once a nu metal band that might explains it (although there are a few well structured nu metal albums like Nothingface - Violence).



I love the song structures of bands like Meshuggah, Textures (Silhouettes & Drawing Circles) and Gojira (From Mars To Sirius & The Way Of All Flesh) for example, there can't be enough metal bands like those.

Or Suffocation's Pierced From Within to name one more.



This album here is metal for the ambition-less. Having almost all songs over 5 minutes doesn't make it creative, experimental, less poppy etc.

Emim
October 18th 2022


38481 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Wrong.

Shemson
October 18th 2022


4170 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Nothing Remains and Lazarus were sick back in the day

That little switch in when the main riff is accented on Nothing Remains is so satisfying

Mesm277
May 13th 2023


1136 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

The riff about 40 seconds in to Save Ourselves is so simple but it makes me pull a hard "riff appreciation" stank face so bad

JayEnder
August 4th 2023


22692 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Inside the Horror has the best chugs ever.

Pikazilla
August 4th 2023


32373 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

lazarus slaps

Emim
August 4th 2023


38481 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Nothing Remains makes me wanna huff spray paint and sprint through a sheet rock wall

metalphil
September 30th 2023


1390 Comments


I must have listened to Nothing Remains like 1,000 times during my senior year of college. Some of Rob Arnold's finest work

metalphil
September 30th 2023


1390 Comments


"Nothing Remains and Inside the Horror are my stone cold classics from this."

[2]

Scoot
January 9th 2024


24125 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

most underrated album of the 2000s

evilford
January 9th 2024


71438 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

What a slapper

trilo
January 9th 2024


7085 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

NOTHING REMAAAAAAAINS

JayEnder
January 9th 2024


22692 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Band owns and was always underrated as hell

0GuyMan0
January 12th 2024


5608 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

AND WE'LL SAVE



ddddddd



OURSELVES

Rowhaus
January 12th 2024


7136 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

why do I feel like they're gonna drop a new album soon

JayEnder
January 15th 2024


22692 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Salvation is the most 2005 song ever and I love it so much



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