>Converge have always had lots of appreciation for their oldies.

ironic how halo is shat upon while albums that are just as good (/just as bad, if you prefer) like those who fear tomorrow and destroy the machines are considered genre classics

Album Rating: 3.5

Those Who Fear Tomorrow…

You what?

you heard me

halo is just as good

Album Rating: 3.5

Oh. That seems doubtful. Maybe I should check again, perhaps I’m just overrating Inntegrity or something.



It would be good to get a new prod job for Halo to see how it stacks up.

>perhaps I’m just overrating Inntegrity or something.

its ok most people are

but halo aint bad

Nah halo is worse than twft. But Halo is on par/ not far from with Petitioning the Empty Sky.

Album Rating: 4.5

no shot. It doesn’t deserve that avg but it’s still the worst converge imo

i don’t think ive ever listened to halo in a haystack. gonna have to remedy that i suppose.

not worth the time tbh

just cuz a record is the worst in its respective discog doesn’t make it bad






I practice free throws with Halo though

i mean is it to the rest of their discog what pain of mind is to neurosis’ discog?

pretty much, it’s solid but also amateur hour to what they all became

thus replay value suffers for it and so does my rating for em

Album Rating: 3.5

Pain > Halo, easy



in the context of each discog thereafter being absolutely bloody legendary - so its a fair (if rather pointless) fight, lol

no need to go there agreed

Album Rating: 4.5

undo is a good song

Album Rating: 4.5

Halo is good, definitely doesn’t deserve the shit it gets, but it’s also like definitely their least impressive album

Album Rating: 4.5

Caught off guard here

Album Rating: 4.5

This is actually my favorite Converge material and the remaster only improves it.

Album Rating: 4.5

Minnesota is one of their best 'least-known' songs. Honestly reminds me of some of the stuff you'd hear on the later released Choirs of The Eye from Kayo Dot.

Album Rating: 4.0

Yeah Minnesota is great, really atmospheric