Album Rating: 3.3
Felt like getting a short review out there
This is a fun album, and I can admit that "Rogue" and "Dark Bile" are super fun to come back, but it just feels like they kept going back to the same well for ideas here
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Album Rating: 2.5
Don't hear anything that stokes the feeling of "their heaviest yet", "best vocal performance yet" on this to me. Nothing here is as heavy as something like Ape, and Perennial remains Tatiana's best vocal performance.
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Album Rating: 3.3
Oh for sure, it just kinda fits in with the rest of their discog for me. It has their heavy moments, has their melodic moments, has both of them together, but nothing that hasn't been done before (and better)
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fuck my comment
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Why are we talking about Spiritbox in a Jinjer review? =/
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Never got the hype for this band in the slightest and I doubt this would change that. Good review ty homie
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yeah as much as I enjoy Wallflowers the initial listen on this one isn't doing too much for me overall. Some good moments though and may click with more listens
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Album Rating: 3.3
How are we comparing Jinjer to Spiritbox here
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Because both bands have singers with vaginas and that makes them basically the same.
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My comment was dumb as fuck.
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Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off
mine's better
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Album Rating: 2.5
Ok-Ish at best.
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Jinjer is one of those bands we were just told to like because the mainstream metal media can't shut up about them. I tend to stay away from such bands on principle, even though "king of everything" was rather good
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Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off
Anything less than a 3.5 and you've lost the plot with music entirely
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Album Rating: 4.0
I really enjoy this album. I didn't think Jinjer could get heavier and less approachable, but here we are. My favorites on here are Rogue and Fast Draw (although the live version is better).
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Album Rating: 4.0
I find Duél to be a major step up from Wallflower, actually. The songwriting on their previous album was so messy that few songs really stood out. Every time I went back to that album hoping to latch onto something I found myself skipping through a lot of it because it turned into riff salad.
This album definitely is in line with the sound they settled with Wallflower, but they trimmed a lot of the fat. Songs feel much more tight and distinct on Duel. Yeah they're not breaking new ground, but this is definitely the tightest they've been since Macro. So I'm digging it.
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Album Rating: 3.3
"Anything less than a 3.5 and you've lost the plot with music entirely"
how so?
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Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off
@tyman128 refer to 1:52 in Rogue
If you can't feel the underlying rhythm throughout the album and cannot tell that they have perfected their craft with only a couple slight missteps, then you are pretending to be something you are not.
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Album Rating: 3.5
Review sums this album up perfectly
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Album Rating: 3.3
swaggu, I mentioned that they have perfected their craft, and that this album is great
I'm not giving it a lower rating because it is in essence a lower quality album, but rather that they have perfected their formula to a point that it feels they are recycling and treading on what they've already done before
And I'm not really sure what that segment from Rogue you're point out does... it is a great rhythmic section but I don't really see how it proves how this album warrants more than a 3.5
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