Album Rating: 4.5

Anyone have "Chuck McChip" yet?

Great, but I must say Im a bit disappointed.

Album Rating: 3.5

Although it is true that they've kept a large part of their Miss Machine and Ire Works sound intact, I hear a little "Traced In Air" influence as well. DEP has listed Cynic as a influence in the past.



There is some similarities to "Crack the Skye" as well although DEP hasn't gone full-fledge progressive and probably never will. "Crack the Skye" averages seven minutes a song, has more time to create the aforementioned atmosphere, more solos, and obviously has a central concept. Some of the riffing and slower sections are reminiscent of each other though, but DEP always throws in some angular/grind riffs and energetic-percussion from their past as to not completely alienate their fans.

Album Rating: 3.0

Crack to Skye is awful, this is good. So they mustn't have been influenced too much.

Album Rating: 4.0

Although it is true that they've kept a large part of their Miss Machine and Ire Works sound intact, I hear a little "Traced In Air" influence as well. DEP has listed Cynic as a influence in the past.

Album Rating: 4.5

wearing my OPTION PARALYSIS shirt right now



beat that nigz

Album Rating: 4.0

I'm wearing my option paralysis thong



BOO-YA!

Someone dig this album, then it will have 100 digs, which will make my day.

Album Rating: 4.5

there you go sonny

Word son.

Album Rating: 4.0

"Although it is true that they've kept a large part of their Miss Machine and Ire Works sound intact, I hear a little "Traced In Air" influence as well."



Strange for you to mention that, since Chris Pennie has cited Sean Reinhert as one of his main influences, and he's obviously no longer in DEP

Album Rating: 3.5

Liam Wilson "likes" Cynic also.



Small sections of "Farewell, Mona Lisa," "Gold Teeth on a Bum," and "Widower" remind me of Cynic, but maybe I'm reaching. Part of it may be the tom-rhythm in "Widower." The fading psuedo drum-solo in "Gold Teeth on a Bum." The double-bass over atmosphere in "Farewell, Mona Lisa." So I guess it's just the percussive elements that remind me of Cynic, which is indeed strange since Pennie is no longer playing with them but his influence may still be rearing its head.



But I may be getting a little too elaborate.

Album Rating: 4.0

^do you also hear voices in your head?

Album Rating: 4.5

There's a Cynic section in "Crystal Morning". It's pretty damn hard to miss.

Album Rating: 3.5

Good catch, and there I'm not insane!

Album Rating: 4.0

Pretty awesome. First listen to Dillinger

Greg is a wuss, Ben is the man http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AyiN5gkW3-w

Album Rating: 4.0

322 ratings and it's still got a 4.4 average rating, goddamn.

Album Rating: 4.5

That is pretty weird considering Calculating Infinity is better than this.



And lmao @ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AyiN5gkW3-w

The beginning of this video is the most intense thing I've ever seen. Holy shit this band rules.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-lxwlgyhhA