Do you have a stream? otherwise you need to save this as it's not out yet. The mods will have to delete it
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Album Rating: 3.0
It has been relased in Sweden already. The complete list of release dates is on their official web page. For some reason, US release date is at the bottom of the list.
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Yeah, you're right, my apologies dude
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Your review doesn't make sense.
First you say that change isn't good for this band then you say that the change was good and then you say that the album is solid, yet you don't explain why you think the change wasn't good or why you think the songs are solid aside from saying 'nifty sections'. You also didn't really back up why you gave the album a 3 aside from saying that it wasn't what you expected from the band.
The review almost feels like a sad attempt at trolling. Did you even listen to the album?
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Album Rating: 4.5
How about "Road Salt", "Where It Hurts" or "Sisters"? These ones are really unique, very lyrical and worth mentioning, they bring a lot in the album's ambience. They are also some kind of reference to the clasic PoS's albums such as "Remedy Line" and "Perfect Element Part One".
Im sorry, but I can't agree with the rating you gave.
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Album Rating: 3.5
Thay have surprised us again.The album sounds weird,but its good,no doubt.And like every Pos album,needs MANY listens.
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Album Rating: 4.0
it is out in Hellas also.
I will buy it tomorrow.
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Album Rating: 4.0
it is out in Hellas also.
I will buy it tomorrow.
Bought it.
This is most def worth listening to.
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Album Rating: 5.0
Summary: Change is not a very good idea… especially when you are pretty damn good before it.
You got tunnel vision when it comes to music. What did you expect? Another same album?
Artists change, evolve, experiment. Maybe you shouldn't write the review on this album.
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horrendous review. These guys are awesome, I know Remedy Lane and I need to listen to these guys more after my post-rock/jazz obsession clears.
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Album Rating: 3.0
Album was good. The 70s style worked very well sometimes and other times it was a bit dull.
Really enjoyed 'Sisters', 'Sleeping Under the Stars' and 'Where it Hurts'.
A big improvement on Scarsick IMO.
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Album Rating: 3.0
as much as i would like to agree with it being a great album, i just cant say that it is better than any of their other albums, even scarsick (well tbh i like that one a lot, despite the fact that everyone says its their worst). I have not listened to it yet in great depth, but im sure i might come round to liking it after a while. Unfortunately my opinion is that its just not got enough of their PoS craziness to it. I mean Sleeping under the stars, for example gets kinda crazy and the timing gets really messed up and complicated at some point, but it just doesnt feel enough like them.
I guess it just takes time to get used to.
Terrible review btw. Really seems rushed and looks like there was very little effort put into it..
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Album Rating: 4.0
Poorly formatted review, and the summary sums up everything I hate about the average prog fan.
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Album Rating: 3.0
Album didn't suck as much as I thought it would, it's actually pretty good. The sound is just so outdated though.
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Album Rating: 4.0
First of All, i just want to say this review was poor! Your spelling and grammar are both horrendous, and frankly, no one's going to take what you have to say seriously if you don't SPELL CHECK!
Secondly, This album was actually quite good. Different, and a little weird at times, but "Tell Me You Don't Know", "No Way" and "Road Salt" should all go down in the classic canon of PoS songs.
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Album Rating: 3.5
At first I didn't like this album at all.But as every PoS album,it need its time.
Road salt has it's moments,although it can't be compared with previous albums of the band.
Still is a sweet and enjoyable album
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