Album Rating: 3.8
LMAOOOOOO
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"I absolutely love when bands throw new wrinkles into their sound."
I don't, but this time it's working for me. Found the previous Gaerea to be somehow boring and samey.
This kinda sounds like Harakiri For The Sky and Heretoir.
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Album Rating: 3.8
Glad you're digging it! Seems to only be a few of us that like it lol.
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Album Rating: 3.5
First time I see a band changing their style from progressive black metal to melodicr metalcore, but for me it works. Digging it!
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Album Rating: 3.0
My problem with this is that it's similar to Coma in a lot of ways, but Coma did everything better. It doesn't do anything differently, or strongly enough, to make me want to listen to it when I could just listen to that instead.
I like a lot of the moments here, but then I go back and listen to the opening track of Coma and it just wipes the floor with this entire album. I think they had the right balance there, this feels like a step too far into a more streamlined sound. I was utterly hooked on that album when I came across it, but I'm struggling to find replay value here.
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Album Rating: 3.0
Not getting all the extreme backlash tbh. I mean it’s not anything mind blowing but it’s far from bad. In fact I’d call it good and enjoyable. But at the same time I’ve never heard this band before. I see it’s a shift from black metal. So maybe that’s the reason
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Album Rating: 3.5
I think a lot of it is that it’s just a big step back for these guys, this is clearly the worst album at least that I’ve heard from them
Tbh I don’t remember much from their last full length but Mirage is such a sick record and this is just nothing like that, and I get the criticism with the production too.
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Album Rating: 3.0
My main critique is the clean vocals. But they grew on me by the end of the album. But oof big yikes when I first started listening. They def could still use work. But I found a few really good songs on here, like Submerged and Nomad. I’ll have to listen to some of their other stuff when I get a chance. I really am not sure how I happened to stumble upon this album tbh
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