Album Rating: 2.5
it has its moments but i think its lack luster compared to their other stuff
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I love Morality buts that the only one I'm familiar with tbh, struggled to get into Wake/Lift.
Might try this.
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Album Rating: 2.5
if you dug morality you may fuck with quintessential or utopioid more but by all means give this a shot
oku, ku, and hara are pretty dope sangz
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Album Rating: 3.5
Overall, this is definitely their weakest album but it is still pretty good.
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Album Rating: 4.0
Saw Ryu live the other night. Felt like they were going to collapse that little bar.
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Album Rating: 4.0
Doesn't get enough love.
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Album Rating: 4.0
This album continues to grow for me. So much darker than the holy trinity before it.
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Album Rating: 4.0
Finally getting round to listening to Rosetta. For whatever reason they have ended up being my last post metal band to listen to in a long list of bands so I finally feel that I’ve had my fill of this genre. So fourth one in and having read the review and comments first I was really expecting a dud but surprisingly I’d place this second after TGS. I’m really enjoying the change in sound here. Wake/Lift started well with the first two tracks but went off the boil for me until Monument. I know Temet Nosce gets called out as the best track but for me that song outstays it’s welcome by a long way. If it was 6-8 minutes then that would work for me - just not enough for 15 minutes. ADOM is great for sure but just doesn’t really move me at the moment, need more time with that album. However this album opens new musical doors. I do agree that the double instrumental close to the album is a frustrating end. Shugyo should have been either an opening atmospheric track to the album or a midway interlude, and ending the album with Ku would have been much better.
Edit: I still enjoy this more than ADOM but I was foolish saying this was better than Wake/Lift. Just a momentary lapse of reason. TGS was instant appeal. Wake/Lift has taken its time but it’s there now for sure. Also loving Utopioid massively.
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Album Rating: 4.0
https://machinemusic.net/2021/01/01/machine-musics-albums-of-the-decade-an-interview-with-rosetta/
Matt Weed explains the decision to end the album on two instrumentals.
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Album Rating: 4.0
^Thx for sharing. Nice read and good to know they are still out there with intentions to release new music someday.
It's cool to see other folks not getting into Morality. It has great stuff but for me it's far from their strongest material. I prefer this to ADOM actually.
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Album Rating: 4.0
Fuck this thing is still good
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Album Rating: 4.0
This is Rosetta's City of Echoes. Underrated af man.
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Album Rating: 4.0
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