Vektor Terminal Redux
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Recreate
May 13th 2016


251 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound Off

Being so into this album has actually helped me enjoy their older albums more too. Saw them in March and that shit was fire.

PortalofPerfection
May 13th 2016


3415 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

Agreed Tacos, it's really damn cool.

MarsKid
Emeritus
May 13th 2016


21057 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

Well fuck. Guess it was inevitable.



Was definitely cool to see a metal album get such a high rating and maintain it for nearly 300 ratings. I think it'll settle at a 4.4 eventually.

PortalofPerfection
May 13th 2016


3415 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

^^^Which is still pretty nuts.

StarsDie
May 13th 2016


73 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

"For 2 years Iso Subject 5 (IS5) has wandered the galaxy on a reconnaissance mission searching for the constellation Aquila (Alshain) which contains the sands of time that grant immortal life. IS5 successfully obtained the sands of time, and returned through a black hole from which he departed on his journey. Presumed dead by Cygnus, the ruling government of his home planet Epsilon, IS5 returns to be greeted with accusations of lunacy from his time spent in galactic isolation and is threatened with death by Cygnus. Back on Epsilon, IS5 finds its 14 billion inhabitants are unknowingly being controlled by government technology. Royally pissed, IS5 seeks revenge to overthrow the tyrannical rule of Cygnus. IS5, with support of the united galactic nations known as the Sanctioned Spheres, takes to the sky with the air force squadron The Reapers (aka Pteropticon). Raining a storm of death upon Epsilon, IS5’s retaliation severely cripples the Cygnus regime paving way for a new utopia, Psychotropia, to rise on Epsilon. Using the sands of time IS5 creates a genetically altered, immortal super race to live in harmony and peace in the wasteland that is now Epsilon. Over time IS5 begins to realize the blessing of eternal life is a curse, as time never ends and the people of Psychotropia are forced to exist for all eternity. His discovery that there is no life without death sends him into a spiraling realization that his existence must end in order to find closure. Once again traveling through the black hole, he returns to the constellation Aquila, and sacrifices himself and the sands of time to the burning stars within.







I'm curious to see what other people thought about it."



Would you say DiSanto is changing the narrator at times in the lyrics?

YoYoMancuso
Emeritus
May 13th 2016


19776 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

gonna listen to this for the first time tonight

StarsDie
May 13th 2016


73 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

Have you listened to the band at all?

YoYoMancuso
Emeritus
May 13th 2016


19776 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

nah

StarsDie
May 13th 2016


73 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

Wow. Going in completely blind.



You like the band Death though, so you might dig this.



The only modern thrash band that I think is legit.

YoYoMancuso
Emeritus
May 13th 2016


19776 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Yeah I like metal a lot it's just usually not my first choice, this has an absurd amount of hype though so I gotta see what it's about

PortalofPerfection
May 13th 2016


3415 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

I went into this blind too. And I left blind because these riffs tore my fuckin eyeballs out.

StarsDie
May 13th 2016


73 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

Sometimes super techy stuff kind of annoys me, but Vektor does it right for some reason. Part of it has to do with production I gotta admit. And that's why I wasn't quite as high on Outer Isolation. That one was a bit over-produced.



But bands like Fallujah and even Necrophagist to an extent get on my nerves with the robotic playing and the pristine production.



Vektor has enough 'edge' to them. Like how Death and Coroner and others did.

TheFirstLemur
May 13th 2016


84 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

Back up to 4.6 hahaha accept it

DungeonBoy
May 13th 2016


10286 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

"Would you say DiSanto is changing the narrator at times in the lyrics?"



I think so! In Cygnus terminal the lyrical part "why don't we just kill you now and lay this all to rest" seems to be directed at the main character. I'm sure I misinterpreted some parts, but there's no denying it's a really great story and the lyrics are masterfully written. I thought the music alone is worth 4.5 stars but the story and imagery are icing on the cake.



Feather
May 13th 2016


11488 Comments


I just tried this out and while I know that this really isn't my genre of music, I sincerely like the instrumentation, the vocals just really put me off.

Shadowmire
May 13th 2016


6660 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

gonna give it a go once a day for a couple more days and see if it clicks

Friday13th
May 13th 2016


7624 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

GUYS the Crimson King is giving Terminal Redux the stink eye on the all time chart lol

elliootsmeuth
May 13th 2016


4013 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

ah shit average dropped from a 4.6 to a 4.5. the end is near.

PortalofPerfection
May 13th 2016


3415 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

BloodSweatandBeers gave this a 2, has exactly 4 albums rated, 3 of them are 1's. Some people have nothing better to do but manipulate ranking charts on teh interwebz

Mystletainn
May 13th 2016


4049 Comments


high 5!



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