i just know i'm gonna 3 this hard. i'm hoping this will be a 3.5

Album Rating: 3.5

This album is pretty fun. Their energy makes up for the fact that this is as far from pushing

themselves as they can get. I seriously hope they put out another real gem one of these days. In the

meantime I'll enjoy this for what it is.



Oh, and I enjoyed the review. Pretty much mirrors my thoughts.

Album Rating: 2.5

where can i hear this, link doesn't work

Album Rating: 3.0

Copy and paste the link, as clicking on it does not work.

Album Rating: 2.5

sweet cheers

Album Rating: 3.0

Man does this stream dull the guitar and drums. I do honestly think this will benefit from a higher

bitrate.



So the album is starting to sound better after allowing it so sink in. I got used to the generic

parts, and now the great parts are driving the experience for me. Unfortunately, it is mostly just

the riffs that are bringing me back. Jesse doesn't command this album like he did in The Hymn of a

Broken Man. He pretty much just screams and sings the choruses that were written before he even

reunited with the band.



Solid 3 to 3.5, but I want to listen to that quality stream before I rate.



By the way, did anybody notice that the riffs are way different than what the band usually writes?

They seem way more technical and have a much different rythm, similar to All That Remains and Misery

Signals.

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Lol it's almost exactly the same riffs you heard on their last two atrocious pieces of art.

Album Rating: 2.5

the singing in the hell in me is so bad.

the riffs as daylight dies hard yea

were there even riffs on their last one? lol

Album Rating: 3.0

S/T was so damn bad

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And I find it hilarious that Tranta is comparing KsE's guitar work to Misery Signals.

Album Rating: 2.0

I'm about to listen to this finally.

Album Rating: 3.0

"In Due Time" is way too similar to "Take This Oath" at many points.



But it still jams hard.

Probably gonna give this a few listens, but I'm not really expecting too much.

This is not what I've expected. It sounds almost the same as previous albums with Howard Jones. Well, it seems like AOJB-era Killswitch will never come back.

Really great review man. I agree with pretty much everything and I'll only probably rate it higher because I enjoyed it a lot for it's nostalgic sound.

Album Rating: 3.0

This album confused me at first - I was expecting something evolved given the hype over it. What I received was about two great songs and a giant plate of generic metalcore. Some of the songs gave hints of progression, and then pulled back to their original, formula form.



The best part of this album is the interlude on the song 'Always' in which Adam sings.

Jesse is a nice replacement, but Killswitch really lost something now Howard is gone.

Album Rating: 3.0

A tad disappointed a few songs were pretty decent the rest were pretty generic metalcore ..

Album Rating: 3.0

Intotheshit, ok maybe not as much Misery Signals but you know what I mean in that the riffs aren't

Killswitch-like a lot of the time. It's not a bad thing though, because they are still good.

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The riffs on most of this sound exactly like As Daylight Dies and The End of Heartache