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Essence
October 23rd 2015


6692 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

Dunno what to say bro, to me this feels like he took everything he had already done well and added some new things, as opposed to playing it safe

ThrashHard
October 23rd 2015


201 Comments


this is a damn fine review, congrats on the feature!

Essence
October 23rd 2015


6692 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

oh shit, thanks whoever did that :]



edit: atari you're a real G

Zifteruften
October 23rd 2015


194 Comments


This one is less experimental but more focused than Roads, and overall the better record (and Panopticon's best record), though both are fantastic. Probably metal AOTY for me!

Atari
Staff Reviewer
October 23rd 2015


27949 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

"atari you're a real G"



no problem man, you deserved it. was just bad timing with posting my review right before yours and I wanted to ensure people gave your write-up the time of day as well

Essence
October 23rd 2015


6692 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

:] appreciate it, writing this kinda felt like writing a love letter to lunn, i'm a huge fan of his work

Lord(e)Po)))ts
October 24th 2015


70239 Comments

Album Rating: 3.0

i like pretty much all this guys stuff, even kentucky tbh



roads to the north was cookie cutter as balls tho i hope this isnt like that

Essence
October 24th 2015


6692 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

hmmmm that's a rare opinion to have, i'm actually not sure how'd you react to this. my gut feeling says you'd dislike it

zaruyache
October 24th 2015


27362 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5 | Sound Off

every single track on Roads was stylistically different and he combined all of his ideas instead of going for one focused style... how's that cookie cutter pots? If anything's cookie cutter it was Kentucky where he just took the same bm ideas and slapped flutes on top.

Lord(e)Po)))ts
October 24th 2015


70239 Comments

Album Rating: 3.0

my gut feeling says you'd dislike it




ill return with my thoughts in due time



was stylistically different and he combined all of his ideas instead of going for one focused style... how's that cookie cutter pots?




all the ideas came off cookie cutter to me? it was a shmorgishborg of styles, yes, but each style done in the most generic way humanly possible. it didnt reach me. man especially the melo death sections, that shit was BANAL AS FUK



imo





PortalofPerfection
October 24th 2015


3152 Comments

Album Rating: 3.0

zaru just explained exactly why I like Roads more than this.

zaruyache
October 24th 2015


27362 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5 | Sound Off

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Hawks
October 24th 2015


87047 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Yeah Roads is better.

beefshoes
October 24th 2015


8443 Comments


Roads is great, but I think that the experimentation came at the expense of memorability.
This album is much more focused and passionate, and every song has something that pulls me back to it. If I were to compare this album to another, it'd probably be Axioma Ethica Odini for Enslaved.

Hawks
October 24th 2015


87047 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Really? I don't hear any Enslaved here bro, maybe it's just me haha.

zaruyache
October 24th 2015


27362 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5 | Sound Off

this has a buttload more bm than Axioma tho, which was like barely bm instrumentally.

Essence
October 25th 2015


6692 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

yeah i love axioma but that was black influenced prog metal. Maybe a bit of tremolo here and there but that's it

Space Jester
October 25th 2015


10994 Comments


I have Social Disservices and Roads to the North and I dig them both, what's this like?

Essence
October 26th 2015


6692 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

hmmmm i kinda hate comparing it to his previous work, but it's a more polished, well rounded roads. nothing like social honestly

Hawks
October 26th 2015


87047 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Yeah agreed with that. Def doesn't sound like any of their first 3 albums.



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