Album Rating: 3.5
^ Yes. Too emotional, doesn't belong in a review.
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this album doesn't belong in the review O_o
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Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound Off
You're welcome to your opinion but it's wrong.
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Album Rating: 2.5
I agree with the rating especially this part "Call It In The Air at least tries to be something more as seen through its darker passages but they act merely as a bridge back to the monotony. Blur is another example of trying to move towards something different, but the motions between verse, pre chorus, chorus, etc. sound horrible, not to mention the track features some pretty horrible counterpoint vocally."
Beggars was incredible but on this one it feels like the songs are building up to... nothing. It sounds like they're going through the motions.
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pos'd
this is a very good review
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While I have yet to even hear this album, the dire English leads me to believe this review/reviewer is
not reliable. PLEASE learn to use the semicolons properly for next time, as I shuddered every time you
abused its function. Also shame on you for blackening Agalloch by proxy to this abomination!
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Album Rating: 4.5
Another deaf guy writing a music review.
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Album Rating: 3.5
Dude, you sound like one of those fans that only enjoyed the first album and everything else the artist does is shit. Like A7X with Waking the fallen for example. Major minor, when broken down is the strongest thing this band has done to date. I like most of their albums a lot, but this one is the strongest in terms of lyrics, melody and flow from beginning to end.
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lol
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Album Rating: 4.5
Some of their best work.
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Another deaf guy writing a music review.
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nah this review is all accurate
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