This futures dork put on his hater cape responding to every comment like anyone cares haha. We get it nerd go away now.
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Sorry what? Page break
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Nvm I see now
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Genuinely excited to jam this. Gonna save it for work tomorrow
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Album Rating: 1.5 | Sound Off
Only 2 comments later and igordrago's already remastering his comment, kind of like how BMTH re-recorded this album. Love the changes you made. Big improvement over the original diss.
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Bruh good old band trying to do deathcore decades ago. Take that and put modern production on it, and it is fun.
Make sure to not skip the last song. It’s a new song they wrote recently as a bridge between the old and new
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Album Rating: 4.0
"If they were to release a new album in the vein of of this then I'm sure it would be pretty sick."
well, this is my biggest takeaway from it. it's a remake with effort put into it, but it also feels like the band are using this as a barometer for reception, and if it's positive enough we'll see a lot more of this style in future records.
i'm far from a deathcore fan, and say what you want about this release, but these guys doing this is a good thing for the genre overall. with their reach they're bringing the style into the mainstream and we'll hopefully see some interesting music from it.
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Great point gonzo. 100% agree.
Thats why I put some importance on that last song here. It is an attempt from them. And it’s pretty fucking good. I think if they focused we could have a sick album in the future.
Suicide season was influential. Critisisms warranted. I want them to put something out that has impact like that
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Album Rating: 4.0
yeah, whether you like this or not, it can only a good thing for the future of metal.
i'm really fucking tired of this pop-metal shit dominating. would be good seeing something this niche and extreme hitting the mainstream in some kind of form
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How would you think that would sound tho. Pop is a part of reality now adays
I think Ai will make shit so sterile in the next 5 years , that true bands will rise to the surface and be even more needed
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Album Rating: 2.0
@datsnot no Curtis didn't join them on stage
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This futures dork put on his hater cape responding to every comment like anyone cares haha. We get it nerd go away now.
Music discussion site. Not music agree on all things site. Would be pretty boring.
At least I know any of futures’ opinions can be backed up with perspective, clarity and thought, whether I agree or not. Stop getting butthurt about something so silly, it’s fucking ridiculous.
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Album Rating: 4.0
"How would you think that would sound tho. Pop is a part of reality now adays"
more of a hope for me than a reality lol
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Album Rating: 4.0
I like the production of modern metalcore and deathcore tbh but the songwriting is consistently so shit.
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Album Rating: 2.0
Futures has the best deathcore takes on the site
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I'm kinda regretting I missed this band ,whitechapel and suicide silence back in the day. I spent all these years thinking deathcore could only be bree bree fuckery
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Album Rating: 2.0
Brother deathcore's roots go way back to the 90s. Brees weren't even a thought for many years. Keep on digging!!!
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Album Rating: 4.0
Futures has the best deathcore takes on the site [2]
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Album Rating: 2.0
I prefer the original in basically every way, and I don’t even love that record
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Album Rating: 4.0
I prefer the original mostly because the guitars sound low in the mix. But this is really good for the most part. Dehumanized is one of the best songs they've ever written
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