Dedes: Maudlin of the Well.

Dedes 07.06.17	Hey everyone, happy to be on this account again.
Astral Abortis 07.06.17	Technically Bath and Leaving Your Body Map are two parts of one double album, so I usually "rate" them both as one full piece (and I always listen to them together). That said, Bath is probably my favourite half, but I find it hard to pick favourites when it comes to maudlin of the Well and Kayo Dot. Almost every motW and KD album is a 5/5 in my opinion. Part the Second is a brilliant record but it sheds all the death metal elements of the early stuff, don't know if that's good or bad for you.
hal1ax 07.06.17	jam hubardo, dede
Dedes 07.06.17	I heard a track or two and I enjoyed them, I mean I certainly prefer the more abrasive elements to be there but maudlin seems really fantastic at creating more peaceful, toned down moments as well.
Dedes 07.06.17	Lol yeah man i'm back, I tried doing an alt called ThisIsTheApocalypse for a short time for personal reasons until said reasons became pointless and yeah here I am.
Dedes 07.06.17	Yeah indeed it was
Judio! 07.06.17	Sleep on your birthday and cry
porcupinetheater 07.06.17	Part the Second was cool until I jammed it peaking on a few tabs and then it was pretty much the most brilliantly structured album ever. Shit had the walls bending in time
Shadowmire 07.06.17	part the second is my favorite
coma2rium 07.06.17	Listen to bath and body map on a few tabs if you think you can handle it. I couldn't.
Dedes 07.06.17	Nah, i'd rather fully enjoy the albums without any tabs. They're crazy as they are.
Artuma 07.06.17	can confirm, 4 is great
IronGiant 07.06.17	an excerpt... from part the second is my favorite Motw song... absolutely brilliant chorus which sounds like a hundred monks chanting, a beautiful acoustic guitar solo, and a piano outro that sounds like All I Need by Radiohead
Thalassic 07.06.17	In terms of overal feel, I think MotW - as style-mixing as they are - is the "metal" band of the two, while Kayo Dot is the full on experimental rock band. Both did great stuff
coma2rium 07.06.17	KD is still kicking ass
Dedes 07.07.17	imo Maudlin is still genre bending enough that even calling them a metal band seems inaccurate, I mean on the turn of a dime they will transition genres or they'll have two genres clashing at once. They do however have some metal influence definitely.
Thalassic 07.07.17	You can't call Maudlin not a metal band tho Of course they bend genres, but the metal part of their sound protrudes enough to call them a metal band
LeOmegaOnslaught 07.07.17	Jam heaven and weak or die of AIDS
Dedes 07.08.17	Eh, I mean I suppose they are a -metal- band, but only slightly more then they are a bunch of various other genres.
Thalassic 07.08.17	Agreed
Snowdog808 07.10.17	maudlin is certainly one of my favorite millenial bands. I love how much they can blend mellow chamber classical, cool jazz, alternative, and progressive metal so fluidly.