Album Rating: 3.5
the opener is Coheed doing Sufjan
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Album Rating: 4.0
That average is insane! If I'm being completely honest, I can see this sitting at a 3.7 in time.
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Vaxis I is better but i liked this a lot. The Continuum was a very nice surprise
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Album Rating: 4.0
Having nothing better to do than troll threads of bands you don't like while also touting led zeppelin and thinking you have something to say about being cool. thumbsup.jpg
Also where is autotune egregiously used on this album anywhere?
Also this is so much better than Vaxis 1 lmao, V1 was fine and I thought it was certainly decent enough for them to be doing this far into their career but this dunks on it in almost every way, aside from having nothing as classic epic Coheed as the Dark Sentencer, V1 is absolutely packed with songs that go no where and have no idea how to end, this is so much more tightly written and a very good slight return to form while keeping on the trajectory they've started with this album cycle.
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Album Rating: 4.0
Hey man, Vaxis 1 is like, proooob 5th or 6th best Coheed (gotta consider where this slots in still). It's cheesy and also kind of too long, but a solid 4/5 regardless
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Album Rating: 3.0
V1 had a ton of cute dorky bangers
A STALE SIDE DOUBLE FEATURE
SO BAD I COULDN'T EATCHA
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Album Rating: 4.5
V1’s songs were all fine individually, but also generally too long. Too many songs that were 5+ minutes should’ve been in the 3-4 minute range, and it made the album really drag on.
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Album Rating: 4.0
I didn't even know this was out. I loved the last two Coheed albums, can't wait to jam this.
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Album Rating: 4.0
V1 has tons of great shit there was just a lot holding it back from being amazing on the whole.
That intro into the riff on Toys is a fav Coheed moment.
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Album Rating: 3.5
Best album of the trilogy due to the geets, but I'm hoping this is it for this part of the project.
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Album Rating: 4.0
bowl - Yeah, the run time is fs the album's greatest detriment—there are some really great tracks though. Dark Sentencer, Unheavenly Creatures, Queen of the Dark, Pavilion, Love Protocol, The Gutter, and It Walks Among Us - all awesome
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Album Rating: 4.7
The Gutter-Old Flames is a suite in all but name imo and ends the album with a lot of force. Kind of a shame that Thank Your Lucky Stars is just empty calories.
There’s two Vaxis records planned, and it’s kinda interesting that each one has ended on extremely hokey (in a good way) notes if you treat Old Flames as the last song on V1
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Album Rating: 4.0
The Gutter and Rise Naianasha occupy a similar space for me on each of those albums and I enjoy both immensely.
But yeah Old Flames is a great lil slapper and Lucky Stars is a wet fart.
Also wish we'd get more stuff like that vocoder part on Nighttime Walkers
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Album Rating: 3.5
Folks are glazing but this is still the best they've sounded in years
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Album Rating: 3.5
Come on people... there's few bands I love more but you really gotta be huffing the nostalgia gas to give this excellent marks
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Album Rating: 4.0
Gonna make a list ranking every Coheed song, I think
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Album Rating: 4.5
Oh man I actually like "Lucky Stars". After the bombast of the ending, it's a nice little "hidden track" in a world where hidden tracks no longer exist.
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Album Rating: 3.0
This was a raise on Vaxis 2 and not much else tbh - sounds so polished and without any of the roof-raising highs even the weakest Coheed albums dish out. Glad they haven't completely dropped the ball, but the chat about this being their best since Good Apollo is absolutely wild
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Album Rating: 4.5
Night-Time Walkers is big time underrated. Actually the whole run from Love Protocol to It Walks Among Us is pretty awesome.
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Album Rating: 3.5
Fucking Coheed paté
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