Album Rating: 4.0
^ haha somebody had to say it
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Album Rating: 4.0
Metal archives lists a ton of guest musicians on this record:
Ben Koller: Drums (additional), Percussion (track 1)
Randy Blythe: Vocals (additional) (track 10)
Nate Newton: Vocals (additional) (track 10)
Geezer Butler: Bass (track 11)
Joe Duplantier: Vocals (track 11)
Neil Fallon: Vocals (additional) (track 12)
Josh Homme: Vocals (track 4)
Notable guests are Geezer Butler & Josh Homme!
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Album Rating: 4.5
Gotta make up for the conspicuous absence of POS Scott Kelly
Curious that they had double vocal features on two songs, why not spread the features out some?
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Album Rating: 4.5
Not buying into the bandmate drama narratives. This is incredible music.
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Album Rating: 4.5
WHEN YOU LEFT YOU TOOK THE MOON AND STARS
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Album Rating: 4.5
Yeah this is really good. I’ve always preferred Troy’s vocals the most out of everyone in the band. I don’t think he’s the best singer by any means but I don’t think there is anyone else out there that sounds like him and I don’t think he as ever sounded better than he does on this record.
Happy for the guys, I think this is a triumphant album
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Album Rating: 2.5
My only expectation is that this will be better than ' Hushed and Grim', which is a record I kind of want to forget about
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Album Rating: 5.0
Have you not read the comments and seen the ratings lol
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Oh man, I can't wait to listen to this. Going to the album release party at a brewery in Atlanta tonight and it's gonna be a blast.
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Album Rating: 4.0
I've not been into a Mastodon album since Blood Mountain. Enjoying this quite a bit so far.
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Album Rating: 4.5
The boys are fucking back. Some of these riffs are nuts
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Album Rating: 5.0
The vanishing with geezer butler is the one
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Album Rating: 4.0
Gonna have to give this a spin. I don't remember the last time I listened to a Mastodon album honestly.
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Album Rating: 4.5
Its albums like this that remind you life isn't all bad.
Can't believe how good this is.
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Album Rating: 5.0
Anyone that gives this below a 4... Idk man. Clean your ears and relisten idk what to tell ya lol
I'm sorry bro
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Bill has written most of mastodon’s stuff for multiple albums. I, too, was worried that Brent was the missing link and while I do appreciate his voice on recordings, Johnston is more than capable of filling the void on guitar. Dude has a similar style. I’m of the mind that Mastodon hasn’t written a bad album, so I’m sure I’ll like this. Will it measure up to classics like Leviathan and CTS? Doubtful. But who cares? It will still rule.
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Album Rating: 5.0
Its honestly not to far off from those of I'm keeping it real. Id rank it right on par with blood mountain atleast. That's just me tho
Nostalgia plays a big part on older records. This is strong as shit and if it came out 15 years ago it would prob be just as highly regarded tbh
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Really interesting perspective in this review.
I agree about Crack the Skye being a high point but my impressions diverge with Hushed and Grim. I really liked the diversity on the album. Ironically, that goes against the "Brent volatility" theory a bit. I will admit, Hushed and Grim didn't create a great first impression and it took me several spins to unlock but eventually has become one of my favorite Mastodon albums.
This one seems more immediate so I'm curious to see how it evolves once I become more familiar with it's depth.
Regardless of whether he was the missing link in the band sound, Dirty B Hinds will be deeply missed. I have a signature Bent Hinds Orange Terror and I've always loved his brilliantly chaotic playing. Not crying at all as I write this sentence.
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Album Rating: 4.0
Your Ghost Again and Snakes for Dinner are my personal highlights so far. Riffs on riffs and the choruses are excellent
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Album Rating: 4.0
Yeah finally finished this and it's phenomenal.
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