Album Rating: 3.0
Rap-djent? This sounds like the genre to dethrone Deathcore.
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This is so damn bad. I'm a big fan of both djent and rap but the two should never EVER cross paths, in my opinion.
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Album Rating: 1.5 | Sound Off
Unfortunately, it's just the kind of thing to really take off.
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Gave this an objective listen despite my skepticism.. actually enjoyed it quite a bit. Has some pretty nice grooves and I was pleasantly surprised by the song structures, specifically on the last track. Definitely felt a little short and lacking in diversity, but it would be pretty cool to hear this band flesh out their sound, especially if they continue into more progressive territory.
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Album Rating: 1.5 | Sound Off
I listened to the first two songs that showed up on youtube and it's pretty much just modernized nu-metal. It doesn't even really sound unusual.
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I stop at Despised Icon when it comes to rap-metal. This is... uurrghh.
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Album Rating: 2.5
This is a track-by-track in disguise that really isn't all that informative, other than that the album is rap-djent with some atmospherics and electronics. Sorry. Actually, in the broadview, you did a pretty good job of describing that, but since you get so narrowed with the tracks, I'd expect to know more particulars, and that's not here. This would function pretty damn well without the track-by-track component, if you could re-write it as such.
Here are some specific issues (gramatical and stylistic, primarily) I found in your review (please take this as constructive criticism, as is its intent):
publication such
publications
Now we have a full release in which we can judge them -
"by which"
Dash should be a colon.
Plenty of atmosphere and djenty goodness in just over a minute.
Fragment.
The two frontman have less activity in this track but contribute a memorable chant throughout.
"frontmen"
"have less activity" is an awkward phrasing.
and, for unknown reasons, is unjustly drawing comparisons to the nu metal/rap metal scene of the early 00s which frankly baffles me.
"frankly" should be offset by commas.
I don't like this sentence because it starts with a purpose, but ends without fulfilling it. Surely there are reasons behind the comparisons? I can think of a few listening to the track right now... You claim it's unjust, but there's little proof to support your claim. Flesh it out.
has probably
defies convention. "probably has" is proper.
The singing isn't the best in the world but fits in
"but it fits in"
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Album Rating: 2.5
As for the album... It isn't awful, but the comparisons to rap-metal are definitely justified in my opinion.
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waht the fucking cunt
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Album Rating: 1.5 | Sound Off
1. Take cliched music
2. slap rap vocals on top for novelty
3. ????
4. PROFIT
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what the hell is this madness
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i don't like Unlike Us much but hey good review, pos'd.
there's some potential but the execution is real sloppy
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HOLY DIVA
SOLE SURVIVA
YOU'RE THE ONE WHO'S CLEAN
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rejoice sounds like the opposite of what one should do
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Album Rating: 4.5
Well it's here now. And personally I love it.
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bands are just getting so gay with the genre blending
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It's weird that Djent is called a genre because it's nothing less than a complete rip-off.
People should get mad at it like at Norma Jean's Botch album.
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Album Rating: 1.0
Worst shit ive ever heard...4,5?? Oh lord
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Album Rating: 4.0
Heard unlike us. Damn its cool djent
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Album Rating: 2.0 | Sound Off
What a terrible idea this album was lol. And to the people rating it high- wtf?
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