Never got the massive deal with this band.
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This song didn’t really grab me, but I do like the band. One of the few “newer” bands in the heavy genre that truly have a unique sound. Their unpredictable, out of nowhere, heavy as balls breakdowns are still the highlight for me. Hopefully we still get some of those on this record.
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They have some good songs, I don't like how cringey pretentious they are though. They try to pretend they are a religion or some shit and listening is "worshiping" them? fucking cringe. Their breakdowns are so predictable lol, wait for the drop! Spiritbox is exactly the same.
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How to be Sleep Token :
1. Buy a synth
2. Learn 3 chords
3. Done
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The drums are really tight though. I like this stuff, it's an interesting blend of Bon Iver and heavy moments at the end hahah!
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The more consistently soft stuff they make the less unique and more
Boring they are. I like when they combine both
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this shit is weak
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the end is cool when it finally picks up
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Great stuff, these guys rarely disappoint.
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Love the song. Definitely a very niche band for how ironically mainstream their vox and 'djent' stuff is. Dunno what it is, but they have a really cool vibe. I'm hoping we get more songs that sound like "Calcutta" on this record.
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Quite enjoyed this. Could never get really into the djent/breakdown sound, but these guys seem to keep it interesting in between.
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Lamest thing I’ve heard in a min
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dude sounds like he sings with a fistful of marbles in his mouth
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Don’t get the hype for this band. At all.
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dude sounds like he sings with a fistful of marbles in his mouth
lmao now thats all I hear
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Far too poppy for it's own good.
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Not feeling it but also didn't like their first album either so meh
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Sleep Token are flirting hard with the "once you've heard one (artist) song, you've heard them all" branding. They follow the same song structure nearly every time.
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"I don't like how cringey pretentious they are though. They try to pretend they are a religion or some shit and listening is "worshiping" them? fucking cringe." [2]
But I think that's mostly coming from the fans, no?? Yeah, I don't recommend reading through their youtube videos' comments unless you want to drown in said cringe.
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"But I think that's mostly coming from the fans, no?? Yeah, I don't recommend reading through their youtube videos' comments unless you want to drown in said cringe."
Nope, 100% from them. This is in the description of their own video:
Click to worship: https://SleepToken.lnk.to/ThisPlaceWi...
Worship - https://www.sleep-token.com/
Here's their fan email lmfao: TheServants@sleep-token.com
They also do that stupid "anonymous" gimmick. Pretty sure the singer is only referred to as "vessel" . It's so lame.
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man i wish they didn't do the anonymous thing so i could know what else this drummer has done, the best part of all of their songs is when his grooves come in
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@Circle
His name is Adam Pedder and he is no doubt the best part of the band. I’m really a big fan of these guys specifically for the guitar and drums. The vocals don’t bother me in the total package, but they do a lot of the same song structure over and over.
They basically start with the singer over a synth background -> bring in drums and guitar -> end the song on a heavy note.
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I keep thinking this is Hozier and someone's gonna say take me to church. Definitely a poppy song but not bad for what it is
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i fucking love the schtick. super underground band that takes themselves way too seriously but makes pretty good music? i love it.
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