Sounds artificial to me lads.
I need organic.
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Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off
try demilich
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Album Rating: 5.0
proggy, these guys all have other jobs and whatever little money they make off the band they just reinvest into it. I have a hard time seeing it as selling out. They spent 4 albums doing variations on similar themes it was time for a change
also don’t know about this album but historically they have been very opposed to editing performances in post
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ulcerate actually sound pretty organic to me. genuinely not sure if that question is coming from previous experience with this band or just an assumption
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Album Rating: 5.0
organic burps for everyone
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Album Rating: 5.0
Jamie tries to lay down his tracks start to finish for a song. Not sure about the other guys. Far cry from a band like archspire recording note by note, not even track by track
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Zak prefers an organic, but tasteless British breakfast
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Album Rating: 5.0
ew archspire
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Album Rating: 5.0
British breakfast is yum, don't you start
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Hahaha well at least you guys have somewhat of a signature breakfast
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Album Rating: 3.5 | Sound Off
"Is there anything on this that doesn’t like it’s been produced, processed, edited and moulded by a computer?'
ive seen them live, think jamie uses triggers at times but the music is real and they can absolutely play it live, yes they legit are that good and jamie legit IS that good
"proggy, these guys all have other jobs and whatever little money they make off the band they just reinvest into it. I have a hard time seeing it as selling out. They spent 4 albums doing variations on similar themes it was time for a change"
i have no quarrels with that, and totally get you cant make good money doing metal much of the time. doesnt change that the direction they took is a solid leap towards being more accessible really for the sake-of. I feel like there is even less signature jamie cymbal work on this compared to the older stuff, probably cause that approach is 2 much for pit loving casuals like sach
i definitely feel like they modified their songwriting a bit to be more in-line with normal DM or even post-metal as opposed to a natural evolution from shrines.
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A proper cafe.
Egg, bacon, sausage, tomato, mushrooms, tea, toast all in 4 quid.
🇬🇧
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Album Rating: 5.0
Used to have English breakfast at my college cafeteria every morning. It was an absolute delight every time.
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Album Rating: 5.0
Couldn’t disagree more but whatever. Shrines started moving them in this direction, they even acknowledged at the time of writing that they saw Shrines as a transition to playing more melodic music. I think they enjoyed doing it in parts and decided to go for a whole album of tonal music
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Album Rating: 5.0
they already did the post-metal thing with Destroyers
big assumption from you for thinking they "took is a solid leap towards being more accessible really for the sake-of" but nothin wrong for taking it personally at some level somehow
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Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound Off
doesnt change that the direction they took is a solid leap towards being more accessible really for the sake-of.'
Maybe its the direction they wanted to go....imagine that..
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Album Rating: 5.0
I want to imagine, if they keep going after this direction they'll go mo hevy
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if you listen to this and the word that springs to mind is 'accessible' i dunno what to tell you
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Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off
yeah they sold out even 18 y/o barista chicks would like this
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Album Rating: 5.0
well my wife said she's starting to 'get this' a bit, then again she likes 'Tyrant' now after like 6 years later of playing it around her. it matches the anxiety of the pandemic and raising a 4 year old lol
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