Not anymore

Album Rating: 3.5

deserves more attention tbh

Album Rating: 3.5 | Sound Off

I have only heard Politics of Ecstacy before, but damn! This is not weaker than it at all! Just very different stylistically. Way more creative and complex riffage which I love. Feels like it is less focused on just «let us be as heavy as possible». Then again I am only 3 tracks in.

Album Rating: 3.8

^^Agreed



Oh, and the In Memory EP is even better, namely the foreground of Nevermore before the epic venture towards Politics of Ecstasy.

Album Rating: 3.5 | Sound Off

Will check it! Gonna do the EP now since it’s on my copy of this debut album, then might do the EP after! Nice to see one of the main OGs still around in yourself Voivod!

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Album Rating: 2.5

wow

Listened to all the Nevermore albums except their last one, this is probs my second fav after Godless tbh. Politics is close though

Album Rating: 3.8

Gonna jam Sanity Assassin because of your comment

Hell yeah m/

I really dig Sea of Possibilities

Album Rating: 3.8

DON'T BE AFRAID TO DREAM OUTSIDE THE LINES



DON'T BE AFRAID OF PAINTING PICTURES INSIDE YOUR MIND

Album Rating: 4.0

I'm honestly tempted to bump this up to a 4. Lots of underrated stuff here... What Tomorrow Knows, CBF, Sea of Possibilities, and Godmoney all absolutely rip. And the fact that Nevermore's sound was already so fully formed is pretty damn impressive; sure, there's a bit more power metal here, but the band's main prog-thrash sound is almost entirely intact, even at this early stage

Album Rating: 4.0

Alright, fuck it, 4'd.



Also, as I alluded to in the previous comment, the album isn't too far removed from The Politics of Ecstasy sound-wise... at least not as much as I originally thought. More power metal elements, yeah, but the band's core sound is pretty much intact otherwise. I could totally imagine What Tomorrow Knows or CBF being on one of their other records (minus the prominent high-pitched vox on the latter)