Album Rating: 3.0
This album rules so I'll just sit here in my positivity bubble.
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Album Rating: 3.0
It still riffs though pleb m/
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Tbh people should just listen to Adoratio instead and wait for the eventual Budokan show of this to come out (or catch them on tour).
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Album Rating: 2.5 | Sound Off
This has better vox than Adoratio though so it does have something
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Album Rating: 3.0
Is it too early to speculate whether or not there will even be another DEG album after this? Might as well do a crash course album run on Sukekiyo and force myself to do a serious deep dive listen cause the past few times I’ve listened to the project, I wasn’t as focused as I think I should be. Or...I can kill two birds with one stone and do that and an album run of the LTS stuff too.
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Album Rating: 4.0
@Acme: Doubtful it'll be the last Diru album. ADORATIO sounds like the real debut of Sukekiyo compared to their debut of whatever they jammed out that given weekend. I feel like they'll do more of what they did on TIW only maybe not sniff so much glue while behind the 1's and 2's.
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@Acme: I think they could do one more, but that's the maximum. If you're doing a Sukekiyo run, I suggest you skip Immortalis and Vitium completely and watch Persuasio instead. It's most of Immortalis and Vitium with stunning production and atmosphere. I like it as much as Dir's best live show, so I can't recommend it enough.
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If that feels a bit too drastic of an undertaking, I suggest the 3 songs on the Anima single and Adoratio as your starting point. Adoratio may be monolithic for an album but it's more accessible than a 2 hour show for some people. Either way, they're their own seperate identity which deserves as much attention which Dir has been given.
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@Nitro: The songs weren't 'made from a jam at a weekend', but oh boi did it sound like it was mixed in that period of time.
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Album Rating: 4.0
@Calc: True, I just put on Latour and I guess the production left more of a sour note than I remember. "Oh, welp. That was certainly an album." was my initial reaction.
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Pretty much, rough first attempt. Watch Persuasio or Mutans for the songs to leave more of an impression.
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Album Rating: 3.0
I wouldn't even be mad if this was their last outing, band has grown more than most and covered so many genres.
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Album Rating: 4.0
I'd like more stuff from them.
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Album Rating: 3.0
I'd be gutted if they ended on this tbh
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I'd rather it end now than make another album which is worse. I can see the band being milked more, no more Tue and even tighter deadlines than this album being a possibility.
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Album Rating: 3.0
Opener here still bangs.
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One of the better tracks yeah, gonna open up the pit in London.
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Album Rating: 3.5
Values of Madness and Downfall are the only ones I find a bit meh after repeated listens. Everything else goes from pretty good to awesome (Followers and Keigaku no Yoku are simply sick). Production still sucks though, that I agree with. I'm hoping for a remaster someday.
I'm so disappointed though... for once they're playing not too far from where I live and because of work I won't be able to see them 
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I'm getting into this more jamming on my phone speaker so I don't have to listen on earphones, I'm starting to love the opener.
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Just listen to some benighted: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j913gtJxNsQ
They do proper heavy fast chaotic shit good. 90% of the time DeG is underwhelming when it comes to that.
DeG is best when it comes to atmospherics, textures, and experimentation which is what this album is missing for the most part.
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