Another band getting softer but I kinda like this actually especially compared to their last album. Vocals are getting better.

"Fonz"

rofl

song is pretty cool

TOOO PARADI- wait.

This is the most instantly-likable material I've heard from the Plot In You

Might actually get me to check this out, solid track. Not a fan of their previous stuff though.

" via the newly founded Stay Sick Recordings, which was founded by Fonz from fellow metalcore act Attila."

Ewww

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I see why Crows didn't make the album, song is kinda lame. I've always kinda had a guilty pleasure for these guys, mainly their lead because he actually writes the lyrics and instrumentation himself. But I'm really into them getting a little slower. It seems to be working imo.

Yeah, Crows wasn't very good and doesn't seem to fit the direction that Landon is taking the band now. That said, I liked some of the things about Take Me Away, but I thought his sing/scream thing didn't sound the best at parts. And the song ended kind of oddly.

uncharacteristically good for a band I previously had no time for.

umm no not really

he hasn't really done anything crazy, his lyrics have gotten pretty twisted tho

First time listening to the band. The lyric delivery is pretty solid. I also love the brooding mood in both songs. Might check out the album when it drops.

Good lord. Lyrics were a bit messed up last album, but he is a perfectly sane person and has never hurt a fly. Follow him on twitter, he's actually a very self-aware and likeable guy.

i heard someone fart @ 2:53 on My Old Ways. Pretty cool song but now I can't unhear said fart.

"Good lord. Lyrics were a bit messed up last album, but he is a perfectly sane person and has never hurt a fly. Follow him on twitter, he's actually a very self-aware and likeable guy."

Exactly... not sure how him supposedly being "crazy as fuck" even got brought up, seeing as it's not really based in anything he's actually done.

I absolutely hated "Could You Watch Your Children Burn", but I've been waiting for them to make the conceptual follow-up to "First Born."

I'm not generally a fan of metalcore bands going softer, but it is a trend, with Bring Me the Horizon, We Came as Romans, and Parkway Drive kind of leading the charge, all to mixed results. I feel like TPIY's decision could be awesome or just terrible. For now, I'm skeptical.