The Varacious Ones
Vacuous


3.5
great

Review

by gbongzilla USER (49 Reviews)
January 11th, 2022 | 4 replies


Release Date: 2022 | Tracklist

Review Summary: Nu Metalcore is blooming!

The serpent has eaten itself - nu-metal and rapcore is officially back in 2022. The ​​Varacious Ones present Vacuous EP which resurrects the forgotten culture of caps of mushroomheading,

The EP welcomes its listeners with an intro of Exxxordium to create some proper tension in 15 seconds or less - just to unveil some down-tuned banging nu-metalcore, like in the best days of Limp Bizkit but with breakdowns.

With Spiritless the band explores the most modern sound, competing with the likes of Emmure and Stray from the Path (with those two bands being the actual closest references to the whole release) with occasional “idongivea***”s and so on.

With the next two numbers The ​​Veracious Ones dig deeper into the classics, bringing back the flow, skits, and the rapping game to heavy metal.

Vacuous takes where Linkin Park once left with Hybrid Theory for all your nostalgic nu metal needs and closes the EP with an experimental track Eyes of the Shinigami. The latter has the weirdest mix and musical approach of certain interest.

The ​​Veracious Ones are set to enter the prime of the reinvented genre with all the signs of a wider trend indicating the rising interest and demand in nu-metal and metalcore.



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WalrusTusk
January 11th 2022


1816 Comments

Album Rating: 1.5

Are there no drums on this album? Like seriously... where are they in the mix.

rellik009
January 13th 2022


2034 Comments

Album Rating: 1.5 | Sound Off

review is complete dog, maybe go more in-depth about the album next time, this is just a glorified soundoff and doesn't actually tell us much except that it's a throwback to nu-metal/rapcore with modern influence



walrustusk you're too harsh on the drums lmao we can hear them, plus the production of the vocals is way worse

gbongzilla
January 19th 2022


19 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

Hey Rellik009 Thanks for your feedback bro!

rellik009
January 19th 2022


2034 Comments

Album Rating: 1.5 | Sound Off

sorry if it's harsh but just check out the reviews by staff and contributors and you will understand what i mean



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