Album Rating: 4.0
I don't really see this as derivative in 2006 but ok
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Album Rating: 1.5
yeah this was legit groundbreaking in 06 haha. still pretty one of a kind to this day!
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Dunno if I even want to listen to this lol. I'll probably have the same rating
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Well now we have the polished mix and we have the mix that sounds like a sinking aircraft carrier so everyone can be happy
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lots of foundational deathcore came out in 2006 (the price of existence??) and this sound was already firmly established. if it's groundbreaking to y'all i mean i won't yuck the yum, but it was specifically critiqued at the time for being scene-kid deathcore with a prettyboy vocalist and not much else
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Buster Odeholm produced this? Must be the one of the worst sounding albums in history, dude is the worst producer in modern metal
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is this "repented" because it's still bad or is it "repented" because they were sorry it sounded so garbage the first time hmmmm.
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Album Rating: 3.5
they found jesuis
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Album Rating: 2.0
Agree, well written my man
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Album Rating: 3.5
A lot of the hype is just the band coming back to the sound and throwing us a bone with a new song even if it sounds a bit modern compared to the rest of the album. They dont even play TiaH songs anymore so its also a lot of pop-tier BMTH fans getting a taste of what they missed out on. Probably less so on this site but at large I'm for a band revisiting a sound and bringing a larger audience with them.
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Album Rating: 1.5
a lot of the hype feels completely disingenuous to me tbh. like idk how you can hate the same exact album but love it now, the riffs and music are the same.
and yeah it is cool to see a band revisit older stuff when they aren’t heavy anymore. dehumanized is pretty fun now that i have set my expectations aside for an actual count your blessings style track. i would certainly take more of that compared to what we they’re doing now lol
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Album Rating: 3.3 | Sound Off
"idk how you can hate the same exact album but love it now, the riffs and music are the same."
My thoughts exactly lol
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Album Rating: 3.5
I keep saying, a five song EP of new BMTH deathcore would blow the roof off the metal charts. They should toss me like $20 for this idea and a Snickers.
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Album Rating: 3.3 | Sound Off
@Alkemest - You'll get a BMTH hyperpop album next year or the year after and that's final
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Album Rating: 3.5
i cri ;__;
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essence is completely right
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"most people rated it low because it was derivative then and now it's both derivative and lacking the one thing that made it stand out"
It has way more to do with the shift in taste than that. Go look at any review from that time frame.
And idk if you can really call it derivative in '06. Like yeah All Shall Perish and Job For a Cowboy had already hit the scene but they all feel pretty distinct to me
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Album Rating: 1.5
essence is not right at all. this sounds nothing like the price of existence or allegiance which are way more technical. it is very much the scene elements, immaturity and overall dumbed downedness in the chugs/breakdowns that made it stand apart.
this was very much it's own thing that spawned a little melodic deathcore boom. it laid the foundation for future deathcore to build on. there are no albums made before 2006 that sound even close to this, bands copied this, not all shall perish or as blood runs black.
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Album Rating: 4.5
im sorry to confess but i love this album with all my heart
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Album Rating: 3.5
I remember that we got a comp of a bunch of new wave bands covering this album a few years back. Its definitely a beloved album now even if it wasnt at the time on here. Architects also had a pretty heavy debut at the time but I dont think it has fans the way this album does, which is funny cuz that one is rated higher than the og of this is.
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