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Crysis
Kyle Ward

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Reviews 196
Approval 96%

Soundoffs 32
News Articles 39
Band Edits + Tags 33
Album Edits 279

Album Ratings 1614
Objectivity 87%

Last Active 01-04-19 6:03 pm
Joined 11-26-06

Forum Posts 530
Review Comments 17,368

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	Ne Obliviscaris Portal of I	4.0 02.10.19
	Swallow the Sun When A Shadow Is Forced Into The Light Swallow the Sun have a recent tendency to sandwich weak vocal melodies in between even weaker guitar melodies, and while When a Shadow... does momentarily break from this trend, things remain more or less on auto-pilot for the core sound of these venerable Finns as they have for almost 10 years now. Fleeting moments like the soaring latter half of "The Crimson Crown" or the screams of "Here on the Black Earth" that lead into an out-of-character guitar solo are understandably the most interesting moments of an otherwise one-dimensional plod through droning clean singing wading in a slurry of riffs that hardly ever make themselves know	2.5 01.28.19
	Dir En Grey Withering to Death	3.0 09.29.18
	Dir En Grey Uroboros	3.5 09.29.18
	Horrendous Idol	4.0 09.29.18
	Discharge Hear Nothing See Nothing Say Nothing	4.0 09.27.18
	From Autumn To Ashes The Fiction We Live	3.5 09.27.18

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Realm Cheers buddy
December 26 01:41 PM
Toondude10 Daughter of Hate is one of the best song's they've ever done imo
May 16 05:27 PM
Toondude10 I bring good news, the new Amorphis album is better than their last album
May 15 10:28 AM
Atari Cheers man, hope u enjoy it. And yeah new Panopticon is really great, still needs more digesting though, it?s a beast
April 10 01:13 AM
Atari Hey Kyle! Never been a big fan of Winterfylleth myself but holy s*** their new album is goood. No black metal just dark folk but seems like something you might dig
April 9 01:09 PM

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