Their first two records were inoffensively "okay", so it'll be interesting to see how this fares.
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Gonna jam today.
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8 yrs of metal has been flushed, gonna get the plunger and send Deafheaven down with it
"Worth noting the music for this was all recorded about 4 years ago. Mike finally got around to recording the vocals last year when all his other projects got put on hold."
Thank you, I did not know this! Shame they couldn't get it out earlier, although I'm honestly not sure how much my take would have changed on it
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This is one hell of a 3.5
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"Recoil" is a jam though.
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Wha-wait new Tomahawk record? Yesss
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I kinda liked Oddfellows despite its many obvious shortcomings, so who knows maybe this one's worth a shot even if no one's pissing themselves over it
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Also here to raise questions about the summary.
: )
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album is defs worth a shot, talked it down a bit but it's good fun
summary is out of my hands
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yeah wtf sunbather isn't real true metal which is the sole reason i won't be listening to this
and nice tag nocte, congrats!!
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Much love Jesp, using my new found tag to question the great Hugh Puddle's summary probably isn't the best move though.
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jesper the first and only woke warrior itt yay
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Jesp is love, Jesp is life.
It's also Ogre now.
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:] ⚔️
that said i wish i could erase that phrase/video from my memory
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no.
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Mike Patton released a lot of weak projects and albums in the last decade, and i dont believe he call pull it back up with Tomahawk, and whoever is on the band right now.
I will pass on this one, for now.
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I’ve only heard Mit Gas (and I liked it). I’m probably better off listening to the s/t then.
Lol @ the summary.
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Lol 2
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Album Rating: 3.5 | Sound Off
Nice review. This record is a nice third instalment in a trilogy, in an alternate universe where Anonymous and Oddfellows don't exist.
I really liked this overall. Then again, I go pretty easy on bands when they pull an album like this (perfecting an old sound, rather than exploring a new one). I think Business Casual might just be the quintessential Tomahawk song. I love it, but get why it would be overly and frustratingly familiar for someone else
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This ain't a weak album and it's as much about the JLiz/Helmet vibes as Patton (...as with all Tomahawk smh) but it's v by numbers. Then again, most of this band's best stuff is - Demon, you're better off with the s/t but not by that much tbh
And yeah I feel you polyrhythm - if I was more into this band, this album would be a joy
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