Coheed and Cambria The Afterman: Ascension
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Calc
October 8th 2012


17364 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

^ you could not read it.

marksellsuswallets
October 8th 2012


4884 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

What I'm saying is the lyrics are so blunt and elementary that the story is practically beating you over the head, and if that wasn't enough they wrote up an explanation in case you're just that lazy.

TenSecondsToThink
October 8th 2012


1890 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

..............

zxlkho
October 8th 2012


3493 Comments


"There's no subtlety anymore"


We're talking about Coheed here. When have they EVER been subtle with their lyrics, and how is this
any different from their earlier albums in that regard?

zxlkho
October 8th 2012


3493 Comments


4.5

marksellsuswallets
October 8th 2012


4884 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

If you can honestly listen to this album and Second Stage or In Keeping Secrets back to back and tell me that the lyrics here aren't borderline cave-man-ish by comparison then I don't know dude.

zxlkho
October 8th 2012


3493 Comments


My point is that they've never written particularly good lyrics.

UnkleUrple
October 8th 2012


135 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Phuck da hayturz

GET 'EM CLAUDIO

P.S. This isn't my official rating, this is how orgasmic I think the album will be in compact with the next installment of The Amory Wars.

heyadam
October 8th 2012


4397 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Everyone's main gripe with this is that it lacks flow between the songs, but in the context of the concept and how they are representing it musically it makes perfect sense.

RutseyLives
October 8th 2012


190 Comments


wow, a rush cover band and they dont even cover the s/t
can you get any worse??

StrizzMatik
October 8th 2012


4164 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

^^ lern2music dude. Rush is a slight influence on them but it's barely noticeable. If anything they owe a lot more to Zep, Floyd and Iron Maiden

ADM20
October 8th 2012


48 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

Never listened to these guys before. So far, I'm really liking it.

MyMentality
October 8th 2012


1497 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off

^You should listen to From Fear Through The Eyes Of Madness, probably my favourite album of all time.

JohnnyoftheWell
Staff Reviewer
October 8th 2012


60739 Comments

Album Rating: 3.9

In Keeping Secrets and Second Stage are better imo, but yeah get Fear too. Coheed lyrics have always been good because they're weird and ambiguous, haven't heard this yet so I can't comment, but I don't think that making their lyrics face-value will do this any favours

RutseyLives
October 8th 2012


190 Comments


lol you like too much gay music johnny damn

StrizzMatik
October 8th 2012


4164 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

Coheed's lyrics have never been great idk why people are complaining. It's all tied to the Amory Wars narrative, which is only interesting if you bothered to care about it in the first place (I didn't).



Overall it's better than YOTBR and NWFT but it's still not touching the first three.

patrickfannon
October 8th 2012


892 Comments

Album Rating: 1.5

Only through track 5. This is my worst fear (for this album) realized. That Sentry The Defiant video Claudio made was such a fucking cock-tease.

patrickfannon
October 8th 2012


892 Comments

Album Rating: 1.5

This is laughably bad. Are you guys serious with 4.5's and 5's? I am legitimately confused right now.

jimmyarmpit
October 8th 2012


22 Comments


I find the album a bit disjointed, but still very enjoyable. I have no problem saying that Domino and Vic sit comfortably among the upper teir of awesome Coheed songs.

ianjulian
October 9th 2012


646 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

the first of a double album



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