Between the Buried and Me Automata I
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BigPleb
March 22nd 2018


65808 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

Sad face.



Tbh I used to despise this band and, funnily enough, Come Ecliptic changed that haha.

Confessed2005
March 22nd 2018


7561 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Interesting album to change your opinion. DO you not dig their older more core sound pleb?

Tundra
March 22nd 2018


10737 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound Off

Just listen to the bass on Future Sequence and it will change your mind m/

I would say Dan Briggs and Blake Richardson are the most talented members of the band

Motiv3
March 22nd 2018


9351 Comments


Dan Briggs is the man.

0GuyMan0
March 22nd 2018


5610 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

It blows my mind that nobody EVER gives Blake his due. That guy is hands down the most underrated musician in metal.

Assemblage
March 22nd 2018


1619 Comments

Album Rating: 3.0

Blake rules, dude is an inspiration

Bigpapad
March 22nd 2018


368 Comments

Album Rating: 3.0

I miss Colors and Alaska.

InFlamesWeThrash666
March 22nd 2018


10623 Comments


Does all of their stuff sound like they're playing 53 different songs simultaneously?

BigPleb
March 22nd 2018


65808 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

Don’t like their debut.



Love the Silent Circus.



Alaska is great and has their best song (Selkies).



Colors is good but kinda overblown.



The Great Misdirect is their best record.



Parallax II is a mess with some great moments scattered around.



Coma is underrated, hard.



This is a really good part I and one of their tightest records overall.





That’s p much my relationship with BTBAM haha.

bloc
March 22nd 2018


70880 Comments


"Does all of their stuff sound like they're playing 53 different songs simultaneously?"

Haha, yeah you get desensitized by it quick. Now, I'm like can you play 54 songs at the same time please?

bloc
March 22nd 2018


70880 Comments


The funny thing is that they sound tamer and more accessible on this new album, at least from one listen so far. That's a good thing imo.

Tundra
March 22nd 2018


10737 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound Off

My favorite songs from BtBaM are the long stretched out ones that really get tones of room to breath expand how ever they see fit, this album is safe, and it feels almost on rails.. in a strange way, doesn't really have that much room to stretch to their fullest potential because of the shorter run-times, i hope one day they will release a 20 min song, that would complete my life

AlexKzillion
Emeritus
March 22nd 2018


19049 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Idk if I can say that this is better than Coma Ecliptic tbh

bloc
March 23rd 2018


70880 Comments


I will admit, this is one of the few prog bands that do long songs (10+ min) and keep things interesting to my ears. Even Dream Theater and those other shits can't do that most of the time.

As I always say with prog: one man's wank is another man's bank.

madcowdisease
March 23rd 2018


133 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

That's very profound

0GuyMan0
March 23rd 2018


5610 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

It's a pretty fucking incredible accomplishment, and says a ton about their legacy, that Automata sounds restrained, imo. I mean fuck.

bloc
March 23rd 2018


70880 Comments


Oh, I thought you meant it was an incredible accomplishment that they could keep my attention for 10+ minutes

Hawks
Staff Reviewer
March 23rd 2018


115405 Comments


Even Dream Theater and those other shits can't do that most of the time.

Dream Theater is soooooooo bad, way worse than this band even.

Doctuses
March 23rd 2018


1914 Comments

Album Rating: 2.0 | Sound Off

yes.

Titan
March 23rd 2018


26456 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

you guys make it sound like dream theater never put out anything good lol



and this band's lows are just as low as dream theaters so......



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