Album Rating: 2.5

bloc more like fat smelly pussy

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Album Rating: 3.0

okay now



let's think this through

Album Rating: 4.0

MURDERER

.......so they can hear you

yaurite

you really think so?

Album Rating: 4.0

ownt

thank you, chambered. y'all could learn a lesson from this kind heart!

Album Rating: 3.0

And so humble too.

Album Rating: 2.5

Pussies to the back.

L to the O to the L

you clearly had to put alot of thought into that didnt you white walls?

hitman just doesn't understand sarcasm........

Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off

swim to the moon is epic as fuck

This summed it up better for me:

Ultimately, The Great Misdirect feels like just that - a misdirect. Instead of straight-forward progress as was evidenced with all of their previous efforts, it seems like the band has gotten a little side-tracked. The album, while solid, is somewhat undermined by moments that should not have even been considered for the final cut. After multiple listens, however, some of the initial shock that the band is inhuman has worn off, making it easier to catch all of the moments that create the band's identity. Trust me, there are the usual jaw-dropping BTBAM moments on this album, you just have to look past the occasional misstep and embrace all there is to enjoy.

Album Rating: 4.5

I like the structure of this album a lot. The first 5 tracks focus on riffs, ambiance and carefully crafted melodies while they saved the "look what we can do" stuff for swim to the moon. Fossil Genera still blows my mind, even after 50 listens

Album Rating: 2.5 | Sound Off

calebmcalpine

i want to be in a post metal post hardcore wank metal jazz techno death metal folk indie prog group

no limits!

Qwetherington

btbams almost there

calebmcalpine

almost

but i want to make it work better

Qwetherington

they just need to suck a little harder

calebmcalpine

not possible, really haa

Qwetherington

yeah

Album Rating: 3.0

shocking

Album Rating: 4.5

The only things holding this one back is the similar formula to Colors mentioned before. Slow intro, build into heavy, have your heavy songs mixed with prog, a melodic interlude (Desert of Song vs. Viridian) leading into an "epic" song that I end up never listening to. Otherwise, BTBAM is infallible and make extreme music both accessible and interesting.