both cleans and screams are still awful but I actually kinda enjoyed this, build-up is decent, really weird that the whole structure of the song is a lot more edm-oriented than usual

always kinda had a soft spot for these guys though, used to jam them hard

that was just weird

why is this on my discussions, what

nope, just nope.

Lol no.

Wait Zach left again?

EDIT: Barely made it to the chorus, song sucks

after a couple of replays i have concluded that the intro would be decent if it was an edm track and there were no vocals buit apart from that it's just them trying to hard to be different and failing at it

also you might want to add a epilepsy warning in the description

Love this band, can't wait to listen.

Not a huge fan of the song. but I love New Demons.

Just was listening to 3D today, but I've never enjoyed anything beyond that. Wow, his vocals have gotten really high.

This sounds unusually gritty for them, and I think I like that.
Although I'm getting weird Issues vibes

really can't stand this band whatsoever

3D is probably the best effort we'll see from these guys, no matter what my girlfriend says. The electronic/mallcore mixing is making me want to puke.

I love New Demons. This is just OK.

"Electronic metalcore band I See Stars"

doesn't get any more generic than that

>Calling something mallcore unironically when it's nothing like mallcore
Wut

Well, that was definitely a song. I await the new album with morbid curiosity.

This won't make me a fan of them, either.

The new Fallujah song dropped a few days ago, whether you're a fan of them or not you can agree it's better than this tripe

Liked it, it's the direction I've been enjoying from them. I was almost scared they were getting rid of the metalcore sound. It's kind of a blend of Digital Renegades and New Demons.

So I'm not the only person who just had this randomly appear in my discussions

So Devin's doing the screams now? He actually does a pretty decent job

Coming back and listening to this again, this really is the best sound that I See Stars has ever had. It takes the best parts of Digital Renegade (the softer, more melodic electronics) and the heavier nature of New Demons and combines them with a grittier production style and it really works here.