Second Fallujah single

2019-02-15 by ThatDude | 27 Comments
American death metal act Fallujah just released the second single, ''Dopamine'', from their upcoming album Undying Light to be released on March 15th through Nuclear Blast Records.

This single once again shows a departure from the band's signature atmospheric sound which has been present since the Nomadic EP.

Listen to ''Dopamine'':



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GotDoritos
February 15th 2019
32 Comments


Not encouraging. I'll reserve judgment til the album drops but these two singles are...meh

Toondude10
February 15th 2019
15186 Comments


way better than the first song imo

JohnDillinger
February 15th 2019
336 Comments


This is hilariously bad lol

advancedwarfighter
February 15th 2019
126 Comments


this sounds like a completely different band

Tundra
February 15th 2019
9652 Comments


serviceable but Fallujah can do better than this

Hawks
February 15th 2019
87428 Comments


Band has never been good agreed.

naughtcturnal
February 15th 2019
2681 Comments


ugh

Makemebad35
February 15th 2019
1050 Comments


Enjoyed it better than the first song. Probably because the first song lowered my expectations quite a bit.

JohnFire
February 15th 2019
880 Comments


Liked the first song they released. This one is horrible imo.

derkaderka
February 15th 2019
194 Comments


Nothing wrong with trying to be more melodic, but there isn't much going on in this song. It's pretty god damn boring.

bloc
February 16th 2019
70085 Comments


Kinda preferred the first song lol

Krvst
February 16th 2019
479 Comments


Man this just doesn't go anywhere

betray
February 16th 2019
9392 Comments


ass

Panzerchrist
February 16th 2019
730 Comments


What the fuck happened to these guys? Different vocalist and guitarist but the same principle songwriter, yet they're struggling to write more than one riff per song. They've devolved back to demos in the span of three years.

necropig
February 16th 2019
7406 Comments


Holy fuck this is shit

Nomos2
February 17th 2019
1870 Comments


Pretty fuckin bad man

Dedes
Contributing Reviewer
February 17th 2019
9989 Comments


Is this at least marginally better than the last single?

Tundra
February 17th 2019
9652 Comments


@Dedes not really...

NastyCrab
February 18th 2019
853 Comments


"What the fuck happened to these guys? Different vocalist and guitarist but the same principle songwriter, yet they're struggling to write more than one riff per song. They've devolved back to demos in the span of three years."

Absolutely. I'm stunned. How is this even close to the same band that released "Nomadic"? I genuinely hope these past two singles have been outliers because otherwise I have a hard time imagining this album is going to be well-received by anyone.

Daedus
February 18th 2019
234 Comments


Man this just doesn't go anywhere
[2]

PyramidNoise
February 18th 2019
547 Comments


This is worse than The Harvest Wombs, let alone better than Nomadic.

Don't give me that BS.

Nomos2
February 19th 2019
1870 Comments


interestingly enough "fallujah" is the sound that came out as I involuntarily wretched while listening to this song

and the Yikes of the Year award goes to...

Hawks
February 19th 2019
87428 Comments


Band has never been good agreed. [2]

WretchedCacophony
March 7th 2019
2902 Comments


Vocalist sounds like he's coming in from a metalcore band. Harvest Wombs rules dude

Nomos2
March 11th 2019
1870 Comments


Well boys that was fast, this comes out in 4 days. Are you all as worried as I am? Stay tuned! I'm expecting a leak any day now and going in with more hesitation than I'd have hoped for.

Scheumke
March 11th 2019
2629 Comments


I kinda liked The Flesh Prevails but that's about it. This sounds boring af.

Nomos2
March 11th 2019
1870 Comments


Uh oh. So it looks like a week ago reviews started popping up. At least, I found four online. Three are diplomatic in their criticism and almost excuse it as the growing pains of a new sound, but MetalWani has an uncharacteristically well-written review up that sounds about right and goes into more detail on these criticisms.

It's pretty much what we feared from the singles: While the diversity in vocals is a welcome change, the loss of Brian (and without replacement) on guitar has made this an empty-sounding record. It relies on walls of sound driven by repetitive, uninteresting riffs, and a newfound lack of melody, ambiance, and atmosphere. It is absolutely nothing like their prior work in any way and gone are the elements that made them sound special in the first place. No songs stick out or have the "wow" moments of the past, leading to a blur of samey songs that's perhaps better used as background music if you ignore the trees for the forest.

Yikes/10. I'll give it a shot but any remaining hope is dashed.

First Tesseract's Sonder, then Skyharbor's Sunshine Dust, now this. My metal heroes have been failing me as of late.



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