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emester
December 17th 2014


8271 Comments


Gotta say I didnt really enjoy this that much. Really should have not gone into this expecting Uroboros again


Thibs
December 17th 2014


2986 Comments

Album Rating: 3.0

ya i didn't feel this

BigPleb
December 17th 2014


65784 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

You need to give it more time to settle.

Space Jester
December 17th 2014


10994 Comments


Album is awesome. It baffles me how much material Dir e grey fit into their releases while having little to
no filler. Don't think there's been a bad track at all on their last three albums.

I really wish people would stop comparing them to Slipknot and Korn.

JizzInMyPants
December 17th 2014


2940 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

lets be honest, uroko sounds like something slipknot would put together, minus the opera and the organ or whatever it is, it is still banging though.

Space Jester
December 17th 2014


10994 Comments


I can see some of the heavier tracks being reminiscent of Slipknot's music but Dir en grey's aesthetic and
atmosphere are something I don't think Slipknot could ever achieve. Their fandom might be just as annoying
though.

Kaishun is my favorite on here right now, love the chorus as well as the Deftones-esque bridge.

DrGonzo1937
Staff Reviewer
December 18th 2014


18254 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

DEG and atmosphere go hand-in-hand.

Gmork89
December 18th 2014


8627 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Still finding new favorites on this every time I listen.

Space Jester
December 18th 2014


10994 Comments


Midwife is probably the most insane track on here. I love the really sinister build-up before it just goes balls-to-the-wall.

I want to write a review for this but it's already too cluttered with shitty reviews and I don't think it'd get much attention.

BigPleb
December 18th 2014


65784 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Uroko goes so hard, Kyo is truly one of a kind.

Space Jester
December 18th 2014


10994 Comments


No one's really talked about The Inferno, it's almost like they had it leftover from Dum Spiro Spero and were like hey should we throw this on? I still love it though.

DrGonzo1937
Staff Reviewer
December 18th 2014


18254 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

It does feel like it came straight off DSS, but it still slays.

CalculatingInfinity
December 18th 2014


9850 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

DSS song with much better riffs (except for Different Sense and Decaying Crow). Love the vocals on that track.

MO
December 18th 2014


24016 Comments


yea this definitely a solid album

Angelboros
December 18th 2014


1357 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound Off

I still fap to Different Sense whenever I get the absolute chance. Honestly, the music video kinda helps, but don't ask me about that.

Space Jester
December 18th 2014


10994 Comments


Hey who doesn't like some tentacle rape now and then?

Does anyone else have a hard copy of this? I got the normal version and it's quite beautiful. The jewel case
is thicker than the average though. Also the disc holder in Japanese jewel cases are really nice.

DrGonzo1937
Staff Reviewer
December 18th 2014


18254 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

Still waiting for the deluxe edition to come, but i can imagine the packaging is superb as always.

Space Jester
December 18th 2014


10994 Comments


I didn't bother with the Deluxe version, I can always listen to the extra tracks elsewhere. I actually like the art for the normal version more, really awesome cover art. The liner notes are cool too, a lot of weird surreal images.

Gmork89
December 18th 2014


8627 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Track 10 is a new fave, vocals are nasty.

JizzInMyPants
December 18th 2014


2940 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

the sustain the untruth remix is better than the original, uroko's remix is also awesome.



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