Sweet.
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sploosh
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Jizzjizzjizzjizz
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"Sploosh" is absolutely correct. I got one first 100 vinyls, with the white/blue haze SUP SPUT??!
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^ same here, glad i didn't wait seeing as how fast they sold out.
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Sounds more technically focused than emotional and for that reason, as usual, I prolly won't dig. However, I will give it a proper listen when it comes out as these snippets don't really do much but based on these I'm honestly not that excited.
This is exactly how I feel. This just sounds like a bunch of noodling. Sometimes I don't mind when its's done well but I think I'll be bored with this album after a spin or two.
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atlas novus sounds really cool
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Sounds a bit like the fast shredding and noodling of Carving merged with the more mature songwriting of The Collective. We'll see.
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Hmm.
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Excited for Atlas Novus and Narrow Salient.
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"The Olive Tree" is the album's best song =]
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Stoked.
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swag baby
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I need a paycheck sooner so I can get this on vinyl along with the new Streetlight...
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Why do people like this band so much? Just sounds like pointless technical wanking. Where's the musical bits of the music?
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A lot of this album is very, very musical. Just keep your eyes peeled, JS
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I'll definitely give it a try because they should be the perfect band for me, but I couldn't really get into their last one either
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Atlas Novus sounds bitchin'.
Can't wait for this!
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Holy crap. This sounds great. I don't know why I ever doubted them. THANK YOU STS!
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Hearing disjointed snippets of songs from an album will most certainly sound less musical than hearing entire songs or the record as a whole. Imagine hearing a 20 second clip of Black Hills from The Collective and then chastising it for sounding like chugging or noodling. That would just be ridiculous.
I guess STS's music just isn't the kind that should be presented in clips. Their magic sauce is based around developing soundscapes that take shape over the course of a song and taking listeners on an aural journey. That's why they embrace the "Adventure Metal" descriptors.
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Itchy brings good points to the table!
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It's what I do, mate!
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Do you have a coworker titled Scratchy?
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Sweeeeeeeet
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da bomb
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@Omaha nah, I work alone.
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