Album Rating: 2.0

yeah i was trying to understand what you meant, understood

It's called a cash grab my dude.

Album Rating: 2.0

I know but since i could not find out much information exactly, I wanted to be certain I was not just straight up going "This is a cash grab", plus, as said earlier, I doubt the band would have dismissed Tyson Steven's legacy so I can go in assuming they have a thought and know about it. If was like that immediately it'd be too biased and emotional.



if it screams and points, it's a bad commercial

Album Rating: 1.5 | Sound Off

They pissed all over Tyson’s legacy with this. Putting out bad music is not a crime, but under the band’s original name? I hope they never do this again.

Album Rating: 2.0

"Loved Forever" was an amazing tribute to Tyson's legacy and I really thought they could build off that and form it into a nice tribute album. This feels like them throwing that idea out the window and just trying to reach for a larger audience or something.



Some of the tracks almost sound like shit the guest vocalists wrote for them (especially mod sun, spencer chamberlain) and not anything like a SKSK track.



Worst part is apparently the guitarist (chad crawford) is actually the one who sang on Loved Forever and idk why they didn't go in that direction

Album Rating: 2.0

Actually I made a little list where I ranked the vocalists while I was writing the review; here you go.



Ranking the vocalists on OUT OF LIGHT



Matt Macdonald: solid

Donovan Melero: has an atmosphere behind him and closest thing to Tyson Stevens

Lil Lotus: good screams

Vaines: ehhhh

Phem: both from Endlessly Yours: Heavy Metal Avril Lavigne.

Tyler Posey: both from Endlessly Yours: he’s a bit more limited than Phem, and comes off as an Oli Sykes clone

Noah Sebastian: Is pretty good in Bad Omens, but he's in a bad song here.

Jesse Cash: he’s alright at best, sorta boring ay worst

Micheal Swank: tied with Jesse for same reasons

MOD SUN: holy shit your lyrics suck. He’s a pop punk vocalist, but sure as fuck ain’t an emo vocalist

Spencer charnas: what did you do to my boy and put him in a track and steal his charisma

Spencer Chamberlain: christ hes barely in tune, it feels like he cant hold a note

Cove Reber: boring as fuck, literally in a filler track, why.

ranked based on their contributions in the band or outside of it? jesse is pretty easily my 1 overall

Album Rating: 2.0

a mix of both. Listened to their other stuff while doing it



I was half-seeing it as "they're good" and/or "good in sksk"

Album Rating: 2.0

" Spencer Chamberlain: christ hes barely in tune, it feels like he cant hold a note"



yo i agree with this so hard. spencer used to be one of my favs, but that has to be one of his worst performances ever. sounds like he doesn't give a SHIT at all and just got paid to show up

Is this really that terrible lmao

Album Rating: 2.0

album is dogshit and fuck these guys for releasing this under the SKSK name

Album Rating: 2.0

"Is this really that terrible lmao"



...yeah especially for their standards

the letdown from s/t 2007 is EXTREME

Album Rating: 1.5

This shit sucks

Album Rating: 1.5 | Sound Off

album is dogshit and fuck these guys for releasing this under the SKSK name [2]

Album Rating: 2.0

whoever gave this album a 4.5 is delusional ngl

Album Rating: 2.0

So I got a hold of a few instrumental demos from the follow up album they were making before they broke up and it's crazy to hear how good they are and the fact that they will never properly see the light of day is sad.



Apparently they wrote around 40 songs too, and the ones i heard are in the same vein as the sound found on the S/T but with some slight new elements. It is just baffling they decided to make this, and not try to revive some of those old songs. I mean that would've been some of the last material Tyson was apart of making, and it seems like that would've been a better way to honor him, instead of hopping on these new genre trends with a rotating cast of vocalists.

Album Rating: 1.0 | Sound Off

insulting listen. incredible that this shell of a band could write and market this slab of mediocrity, slap the "Scary Kids Scaring Kids" name to it, and expect whatever is left of their fanbase to accept this.



i usually don't have this visceral of a reaction to music nowadays but holy shit.

Album Rating: 2.0

GMEMBER WHAT



WHERE HOW WHY IHEF EQUIG1ERH14



DUDE I WANNA HEARR THEM

Album Rating: 2.0

never heard of Donovan Melero before Black Hole. I like the song and it’s the only track I go back to from this turd, but it’s pretty annoying how much he’s trying to sound like Anthony Green

Album Rating: 2.0

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