Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound Off

he's one of the classic silver age sputnik villains

the name change coincided with the loss of his testicles

Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound Off

xeno 5 this while you figure out your real rating

Album Rating: 4.0

this is definitely better than hot damn



honestly, i don't get why so many people considered that their best album until this. nothing about it really jumped out as being that much better than NJA or Gutter Phenomenon. it was an awesome album, yeah, but so were those albums. this is the first album of theirs that really jumps out as being that much better than all their other work.

Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound Off

im on the fence over whether this is better than NJA



i definitely think its better than the TBD tho, and last night

Album Rating: 3.0 | Sound Off

5/5

Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound Off

hot damn and gutter are both perfect albums for me

Album Rating: 4.0

this > every album of theirs except for TBD > TBD



i honestly just thought all those albums were equally as m/

Album Rating: 4.0

With "Jane Doe", Converge have created the most punishing, guttural and piercing metalcore album to ever exist. It tells a familiar tale in an incredibly compelling and original way, through barely decipherable shrieked lyrics (which oddly enough, are decipherable perfectly at the albums most lyrically important moments) and an incredibly raw and chaotic atmosphere. Bannon's vocals and articulation on here are really otherworldly; while I can understand the hate for his style it literally fits perfectly on the album musically and conceptually. Musically, Bannon's high pitched wails present the story in a unique way, because most of the lyrics seen in the lyric booklet aren't even decipherable at most times through Bannon's desperate cries, but only come out at the albums pinnacle points lyrically. This is a risky, but original and satisfying move, and a hell of a compelling way to tell a story. Koller's drumming is sharp and perfect, Ballou's guitar work is sinister and even more perfect, and the atmosphere that all of these things create is simply unreal. "Jane Doe" is a story about heartbreak and anger, propelled to new heights with Bannon's whines and Ballou's incredible atmospheric touches.

Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound Off

With "Jane Doe", Converge have created the most punishing, guttural and piercing metalcore album to ever exist. It tells a familiar tale in an incredibly compelling and original way, through barely decipherable shrieked lyrics (which oddly enough, are decipherable perfectly at the albums most lyrically important moments) and an incredibly raw and chaotic atmosphere. Bannon's vocals and articulation on here are really otherworldly; while I can understand the hate for his style it literally fits perfectly on the album musically and conceptually. Musically, Bannon's high pitched wails present the story in a unique way, because most of the lyrics seen in the lyric booklet aren't even decipherable at most times through Bannon's desperate cries, but only come out at the albums pinnacle points lyrically. This is a risky, but original and satisfying move, and a hell of a compelling way to tell a story. Koller's drumming is sharp and perfect, Ballou's guitar work is sinister and even more perfect, and the atmosphere that all of these things create is simply unreal. "Jane Doe" is a story about heartbreak and anger, propelled to new heights with Bannon's whines and Ballou's incredible atmospheric touches.

Album Rating: 4.0

it literally fits perfectly on the album musically and conceptually.

it literally fits perfectly on the album musically and conceptually.

it literally fits perfectly on the album musically and conceptually.

it literally fits perfectly on the album musically and conceptually.

it literally fits perfectly on the album musically and conceptually.

it literally fits perfectly on the album musically and conceptually.

it literally fits perfectly on the album musically and conceptually.

it literally fits perfectly on the album musically and conceptually.

it literally fits perfectly on the album musically and conceptually.

it literally fits perfectly on the album musically and conceptually.

it literally fits perfectly on the album musically and conceptually.

it literally fits perfectly on the album musically and conceptually.

it literally fits perfectly on the album musically and conceptually.

Album Rating: 3.0 | Sound Off

i agree





http://droppedflyer.bandcamp.com/ = my trip-hop project,

if this is better than their other albums then I don't think I'll bother checking them out

since I already have them on my ipod I probably will anyway but I don't expect much

Wanderlust is a great song

Album Rating: 2.0

yea man open your mind

It's okay, I guess.

Album Rating: 2.0

this is disambdigidhviguation all over again

Album Rating: 4.5

Great review man but why did your copy paste this review from another website?

Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound Off

lol anarchistfish you are such an unforgivable poser

Album Rating: 3.5

lol this review is from The AU Review

Edit: nvm, great review xD