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carney3110
May 1st 2007


310 Comments


The Mundane and the Magic is easily the best song off this, one of their best yet.

Wizard
May 3rd 2007


20510 Comments

Album Rating: 3.0

Finally got this into Canada the other day (had to arrive by dogsled I guess). Fantastic album in every way. This is their best album by far.

Thor
May 3rd 2007


10355 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

This album is definitely sweet, but I think that I like Character more.

Wizard
May 4th 2007


20510 Comments

Album Rating: 3.0

Thor,

Im actually going to take back what I said above about Fiction being better sounding than Character. Ive only listened to Fiction a couple of times. I guess I get into new albums so much that I forget that older albums have had time to age like a fine wine. I should let Fiction age over time and than makemy comparison next to Character. Still, song 2 and 3 on this album blow my mind!

Altmer
May 7th 2007


5711 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

So I just got this... and it pleases me even more than character does.



Sweet, sweet album by a sweet, sweet band. DT are one of the best things going for this scene right now. They prove it time and time again. Why is it that the best bands always get overlooked, eh?

Thor
May 7th 2007


10355 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

I thought that Character was better than this, though this is still a very solid album. Character just had more personality and more originality than this one. Like everyone has said, Fiction just seems like Character pt. 2.

Altmer
May 7th 2007


5711 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

I like this more than Character, personally. Oh well, it's a matter of taste. Or the fact these guys just amaze me. :O

Foodforthegods
May 7th 2007


425 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Fiction as a better sound production. The drum sound is very compressed and I love it. Character was more of a fast and agressive album. Now, fiction brings some older elements. The melody, the mellow moments, Clean vocals, etc. It's a more complete work. More interesting and easier to listen. Almost all the songs have their own moments and that's a solid point.

Thor
May 7th 2007


10355 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Eh, I thought some of the songs in middle were somewhat forgettable. The beginning and end of the album is fantastic, though.

Altmer
May 7th 2007


5711 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Inside The Particle Storm is awesome.



Icipher is awesome. :/ Blind At Heart and Empty Me are the tracks I don't really care for though they are still good.

kalkal50
May 10th 2007


2386 Comments


Good review, but this album is nothing impressive.This Message Edited On 05.10.07

aneagleinyourmind1
May 29th 2007


5 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Great review, I think you covered it perfectly.

Confessed2005
May 30th 2007


5569 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

The keyboard sections on Nothing To No One are incredibly catchy.

Aeksis8745
May 30th 2007


450 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Misery Crown has really grown on me. It is becoming one of my favorite DT songs.

BallsToTheWall
May 31st 2007


51218 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

the mundane and the magic is a solid closer for an album

ERoc490
June 15th 2007


8 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Just picked this one up. DT never ceases to amaze me.

diefamous
July 16th 2007


281 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

First album i've picked up from these guys. I fuckin love it. Especially the first song. good review!

Pebster49
July 16th 2007


3023 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

I dunno why, but this one is not sticking with me...even after 5 spins...maybe it will get better later

kalkal50
July 16th 2007


2386 Comments


ye i kinda feel the same, i can't stick to DT in general

Aeksis8745
July 16th 2007


450 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

There are a couple songs in the middle that lose my interest, but this is still a great album.



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