Shadow Of Intent Melancholy
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MarsKid
Emeritus
August 19th 2019


21030 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

I suppose my disconnect was from who/what he was addressing; I don't think either me or Nocte hopes they abandon deathcore. We're just contemplating how they might evolve in the future.

Demon of the Fall
August 19th 2019


33647 Comments

Album Rating: 2.5

'It's my opinion that these guys are close. But they're also close to dropping that 'core' tag. Not to sound like a genre hater but if they manage to separate themselves from it, chances are these guys will be premiere material.' - Nocte.

If you read that comment in isolation, then I could see how someone would think Nocte wanted them to drop the 'core' element of their sound tbh. It was clarified/elaborated upon later mind.

Demon of the Fall
August 19th 2019


33647 Comments

Album Rating: 2.5

It was clear Nocte didn't mean AT ALL COSTS, just that it might benefit them to move further away from that sound.

Gnocchi
Staff Reviewer
August 19th 2019


18256 Comments

Album Rating: 2.8

I think you've got the basis of my point there. And yeah that comment, read separate would identify exactly what you just pointed out but like you also said it's part of a larger clarification.

Tundra
August 19th 2019


9633 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

"Not to sound like a genre hater"

totally sounded like a genre hater btw lmao

bloc
August 19th 2019


70025 Comments


I'll try and check this tomorrow, looking forward to it

XfingTheSullen
August 19th 2019


5231 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Well this album is better than their previous albums and it also has less breakdowns, so there ya go



This is like a much better Neverbloom imo

TheTripP
August 19th 2019


4497 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

This album sounds like it would be killer live

Pikazilla
August 19th 2019


29743 Comments

Album Rating: 2.0

I was trying to remember who these guys reminded me of and then it hit me - the Breathing Process, albeit much better.

kevnb
August 19th 2019


51 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Reading the comments you wouldn't think most people on this website like it so much, I personally think its pretty awesome.

Dedes
Contributing Reviewer
August 19th 2019


9976 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

The quasi cleans rule

They're very reminiscent of Cattle Decap imo

Dedes
Contributing Reviewer
August 19th 2019


9976 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Also yeah I'm fucking amazed at the average lmao

Observer
Emeritus
August 19th 2019


9393 Comments


hell yeah

Piripichotes
August 19th 2019


792 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Agree with the fact that the mixing is weird. Guitars and Bass sound like one entity and not separated. And symphonic elements are just too upfront in the mix detracting from other instruments. Like I said before, this could do without the synths.



Good review.

Winsomniac
August 19th 2019


8831 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

ya this does the thing

Durrzo
August 19th 2019


3276 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

The symphonic stuff is a huge part of their established sound, I think most fans would be upset to see it removed. The riffs are good enough that it isn't needed but the extra flavor isn't something that I would want to see taken out of the mix.

XfingTheSullen
August 19th 2019


5231 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

The quasi cleans are much better than those the born of osiris guy does, that's for sure

Pikazilla
August 19th 2019


29743 Comments

Album Rating: 2.0

Yes, but Born of Osiris are actually bloody terrible. Unlike these guys.

JayEnder
August 19th 2019


19785 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Born of Osiris sucks so much ass minus The Discovery.

XfingTheSullen
August 19th 2019


5231 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

yea they suck major arse, squandered potential



also, did I mention how this is like a better neverbloom or lore of lies?



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