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4.0 excellent | Gene Gol-Jonsson CONTRIBUTOR | May 10th 22 | One of those dramatic shifts in style that I actually welcome. Despite my enjoyment of their tenure as 'GOLD', all those rather archetypical hardcore stylings didn't come off as particularly new or distinct for the band. So I applaud their attempts at reinventing themselves as a more goth-themed project, especially given it turned out so well. I believe all the song-writing missteps here can be smoothed out in the future. They navigate this style quite well, after all.
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4.0 excellent | FunJan | April 6th 22 | Very intimate and important record when it comes to having a message and so on.
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2.5 average | ajcollins15 | April 5th 22 | The whole time I listen to this new album from the Netherlands-based band I just wish there was a buildup to something huge and grand. Much of the darkwave instrumentation and goth rock guitars and drums have this continuative building quality but never build to anything. The rare track like ?Invisible? where there is a payoff in the chorus is great, but otherwise this album never really reaches where I think it could.
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3.5 great | Pangea | November 1st 23 |
4.0 excellent | gk1979 | December 14th 22 |
4.0 excellent | SweetAsh | December 11th 22 |
2.5 average | qt | August 13th 22 |
4.0 excellent | alsid | August 10th 22 |
4.0 excellent | Rodstar | July 20th 22 |
4.0 excellent | Ectier | May 17th 22 |
4.0 excellent | Ashtiel | April 20th 22 |
4.0 excellent | HugoG | April 12th 22 |
3.0 good | arf | April 10th 22 |
3.5 great | Jeejee | April 6th 22 |
3.8 excellent | jesper STAFF | April 2nd 22 |
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