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VARYHARRYWAFFLE
June 6th 2026


89 Comments


The inconsistency in production from song to song drives me up the wall.

Wildcardbitchesss
June 6th 2026


22001 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

“make me forget you is the best song on both albums”

I’d probably agree but I need to listen to this a whole lot more, even if that winds up being true that’s still an insanely high bar. That song is peak converge man

Wildcardbitchesss
June 6th 2026


22001 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

I love how much more prominent Nate is on vocals… this is the best he’s ever been on that front.



And I don’t really hear much inconsistency with the production man? I’m not saying you’re wrong but can you point out some examples?

Ectier
June 6th 2026


5386 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5 | Sound Off

Make me forget you and dream debris

Cormano
June 6th 2026


4632 Comments


glad I didn't listen to the t/t when it dropped I'm being blown away by those insane riffs

Wildcardbitchesss
June 6th 2026


22001 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

Yeah I gotta say the transition from that instrumental to the title track here blows Beyond Repair - Amon Amok out of the fucking water

Wildcardbitchesss
June 6th 2026


22001 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

It Used to Matter is a much better instrumental than Beyond Repair too imo. Both are good at setting the mood but it’s just much more engaging imo… Beyond Repair just feels a little repetitive compared to it

Wildcardbitchesss
June 6th 2026


22001 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

I cannot stress enough that just one of these records would’ve been worth the wait and instead we got two.



The world is on fire, things haven’t really ever been harder and my life is falling apart… so thank fucking god for new Converge (and Static Dress…)

Cormano
June 6th 2026


4632 Comments


agreed, great instrumental break

JayEnder
June 6th 2026


23568 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Detonator goes so hard

Sharenge
June 6th 2026


7352 Comments


hum of hell

nash1311
June 6th 2026


11628 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

There's lots of drum n bass on this that gets the booty shakin

Wildcardbitchesss
June 6th 2026


22001 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

Yeah I really do not understand the production complaint… if anything this somehow sounds even better than Love is Not Enough, feels like a much beefier low end to me but that could also be them having written it with that intention.

StickFeit
June 6th 2026


2371 Comments


Yeah I really like this one, was not that big on the other release from this year but I might revisit that.

Sowing
Moderator
June 6th 2026


46148 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

Love Is Not Enough has become one of my favorite Converge albums. Interested in hearing how this measures up!

Lasssie
June 6th 2026


4578 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Love Is Not Enough is the better album but this one rips

Dream Debris is the standout here

DarkSideOfLucca
June 6th 2026


19840 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

2 bangers in one year, what the hell is wrong with this band

Wildcardbitchesss
June 6th 2026


22001 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

And then let’s hope for an EP with whatever’s left to tie it all together, because I’m almost certain somebody in the band said they had close to 30 songs

Hawks
Staff Reviewer
June 6th 2026


128330 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Bro, that would be KILLER.

ShartHarder
Contributing Reviewer
June 6th 2026


1157 Comments


unsurprisingly this is fucking excellent. def feeling this is more punk-y, looser and rawer than LINE which was more metal and more precise.

agree with whoever said Make Me Forget You and Dream Debris are the best but theres ragers everywhere. i know converge fans are like the tool fans of metalcore but honestly what a fucking band



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