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MarsKid
Emeritus
November 21st 2022


21030 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

First impression was positive but need to try again, this is *generally* not my fusion but this sounded pretty crazy.

Frost15
November 21st 2022


2774 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

Can't blame anyone who felt a bit underwhelmed by this.

The debut is way better imho. I feel they abused electronic sounds and special effects on this one. It's still an energizing record but it sounds overall more generic than their excellent debut

Durrzo
November 21st 2022


3276 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

I'm not at all surprised that people are put off by Justin's vocals, but he kinda makes the band for me. They set a great backdrop for him and the drumming is fucking superb throughout, but I feel like they'd be an entirely different band without his performance. That extra layer of crazy is a huge part of the appeal.

I enjoyed this considerably more than Matriphagy, I think that album had a few shitters. Despite the length here I didn't feel like there was much, if any filler. Telescope is the one track I wouldn't mind seeing gone.

Teal
November 21st 2022


600 Comments


I can understand how Justin’s vocals can be an acquired taste. Dude is like three vocalists in one and quite quirky. It’s also interesting to know TGOD was actually written before Matriphagy. The band mentioned that in an album release interview.

NudeTayne
November 21st 2022


877 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Justin is like Spencer Sotelo but like someone kicked up the 4d3d3d3

NudeTayne
November 21st 2022


877 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

still processing this album but so far it's been pretty tits

nipplehair
November 22nd 2022


91 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

@Frost theyve said in interviews that TGOD was written before Matriphagy which I found odd. So if anything, i guess that means their third album will be better and closer to what Matriphagy was

turnip90210
November 22nd 2022


451 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

The interview helps contextualise the only actual complaint in the review very well. Couple that with the more temperate response in here as of late and I don't feel quite as crazy anymore.

Frost15
November 22nd 2022


2774 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

@nipplehair makes total sense. The debut has way more personality on it.

bigweinerdon
November 22nd 2022


2669 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Matriphagy had more cohesive tracks, this album just dummys you. Wild that this was written first.

peartnoy
November 22nd 2022


2184 Comments


Hard Reset slaps harder than something that slaps really hard.

mkmusic1995
Contributing Reviewer
November 22nd 2022


1727 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Really awesome record, review definitely reads more negative but is still well written. Pos

patrickbuit
November 23rd 2022


378 Comments


Did this mf nipplehair just [2] his own comment

KrillBoi
November 23rd 2022


464 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Stomping Grounds fucks

bigweinerdon
November 23rd 2022


2669 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Breakdown in the first minute of Recognition is fuckin LETHAL

Durrzo
November 23rd 2022


3276 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

It's a small touch but the gunfire effect in Recognition makes me grin every time. All the mayhem in that section is just glorious.

NudeTayne
November 24th 2022


877 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Gunfire in any hard-hitting metal is always cool

nipplehair
November 24th 2022


91 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

I didn't [2] my own comment... it double posted so I just edited it to [2]

StonedManatee
November 26th 2022


543 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Someone write a better review for this album please…

botb
November 27th 2022


17796 Comments

Album Rating: 1.5

“Gunfire in any hard-hitting metal is always cool“



Lol, is it?



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