dredg The Pariah, The Parrot, The Delusion
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po0ty
June 11th 2009


703 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Centaurs are half man half horse...thus anything described as centaurian is a hybrid of 2 entities like this album- pop and experimental

myhigherpie
June 11th 2009


3029 Comments


summary is the most awesome thing ever.

will get this now.

natey
June 11th 2009


4195 Comments

Album Rating: 2.5

ice cream > summary > album

Knott-
Emeritus
June 11th 2009


10260 Comments


The thing about this is, for new listeners of dredg, you'd probably recommend this first? I dunno.

TheImpalerTMX
June 11th 2009


1 Comments


I'm going to have to rank this one above Catch Without Arms - it has some of the best grooves since Leitmotif with the spirit of experimentation found on El Cielo. My only complaint is that it feels like the quickest album they've had even though it actually clocks in as the longest; it's probably due to them having two categories of interlude-esque songs on here.

This is probably their last chance to break through to the mainstream (and I really don't see that happening), but at the same time they at least stave off needing to match or top El Cielo until their next release. This is a step in the right direction, but I really do think the next album will define them to the majority as either a good band who had one great album or a great band that is capable of multiple masterpieces. Personally I don't need another El Cielo to consider them a great band who have never been afraid to go in new directions.

alachlahol
June 11th 2009


7593 Comments


"Pariah gets better and better the more one granularly segments its musical components."

comments like the one above make a lot of the more lavish word play in this review seem tedious and forced >:|

mothergoose
June 11th 2009


308 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off

Great review, agree with the whole identity crisis idea.

Abandoner
June 11th 2009


30 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off

How Catch Without Arms has a higher rating than this makes no sense to me. This album is so much better.

labria86
June 11th 2009


159 Comments


I think this is their best album. Havent heard leitmotif, but Im sure its not this good.

FlawedPerfection
Emeritus
June 11th 2009


2807 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Definitely don't agree with the identity crisis. I think dredg knew exactly what they were doing when they made this, which is probably why I'm a point higher than you. Your musical comments are spot on though.

cfbassist
June 11th 2009


381 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

i am digging this album a lot, but feel as though it still hasn't "clicked" for me yet, expect this rating to go up

Yazz_Flute
June 11th 2009


19174 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

Idk I think this is their weakest album honestly. Cartoon Showroom, Pariah, Quotes, and Ireland rule, but I'm not huge on the rest of the album. Aside from Savior it is very solid though, thus the 3.5 rating.

theilladelph
June 12th 2009


278 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off

el cielo > this > leitmotif > cwoa



all are amazing tho

Poet
June 12th 2009


6145 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Seven songs into this and it is great.

Gyromania
June 12th 2009


37132 Comments


it's a 3 or 3.5 at max.

cvlts
June 12th 2009


9939 Comments

Album Rating: 3.0

never gave dredg a listen... start here?

MentalityOfA
June 12th 2009


1217 Comments

Album Rating: 2.5

I've been meaning to listen to them for some time now.

Just haven't gotten around to it.

br3ad_man
June 12th 2009


2126 Comments


I love dredg and all but I thought this album really sucked.

Altmer
June 12th 2009


5711 Comments


el cielo is better

Flyboy
June 12th 2009


395 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

This a great album.



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