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95
Errorzone is a rare kind of debut. It’s hardcore down to its marrow, but it’s got so much more to offer at every bone snapping turn.
7y
90
The unwavering bludgeoning nature of Errorzone is truly spectacular and sits comfortably as one of the best extreme albums to come out this year.
4y
80
You're too overwhelmed by the energy and passion of the delivery to care where exactly they have appropriated riffs and sounds from. Vein's feverish spirit on record is, without question, their unique selling point.
7y
80
Errorzone is an unequivocal body of scorn with a ferocious sound, opaque imagery and despondent lyricism that Vein will be recalled for amongst their contemporaries in years to come.
7y
78
Yesterday’s Active Rock playlist gets ransacked and reconfigured on the debut full-length from a Boston hardcore quintet whose influences range from Converge to Korn.
7y
60
Vein's debut album offers a diverting blend of metalcore and alternative metal styles as well as its share of growing pains.
7y
Top-tier pisscore, with elements of Math, and Alt Metal. All mixed together really well, results in an electrifying Core experience, with mechanical sounding riffs with abused harmonics, angry vocals and some nice cleaner sections to add onto the variety of the project.
It's also an extremely consistent album, with barely any misses. The songs aren't super dense, the whole project is pretty much just a short burst of energy, but that's not a bad thing at all. Averaging at 27 minutes, it ... read more
A quick and heavy ass burst of core genres in such a confined yet nice way. Each song flows well and feels like a continuous piece of music in one ball of good ass metal core. Not to mention this album uses an amen break GOOD
SUMMER SPREE - ALBUM #21
This album was deeply forgettable, I listened to it yesterday, and didn't have time to review it. It had predictable breakdowns, and subpar vocals most of the time. I liked bits and pieces of the album but there were no huge stand outs to me. I want to enjoy it more as I've been meaning to listen to it for months, but a little underwhelming overall.
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Track List
| 1 | Virus://Vibrance 2:24 | 90 |
| 2 | Old Data in a Dead Machine 2:09 | 88 |
| 3 | Rebirth Protocol 1:06 | 85 |
| 4 | Broken Glass Complexion 2:26 | 87 |
| 5 | Anesthesia 1:07 | 77 |
| 6 | Demise Automation 1:48 | 83 |
| 7 | Doomtech 4:46 | 90 |
| 8 | [untitled] 0:59 | 82 |
| 9 | End Eternal 3:13 | 86 |
| 10 | Errorzone 4:15 | 89 |
| 11 | Quitting Infinity 3:19 | 85 |
Total Length: 27 minutes
Year End Lists
| #2 | / | Revolver |
| #13 | / | Metal Injection |
| #27 | / | The Alternative |
| #44 | / | Kerrang! |
| #68 | / | Bandcamp Daily |
| #89 | / | NME |
| / | Alternative Press |
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4mo
normally im indifferent to melodic metalcore but doomtech incorporates it so well its quickly becoming one of my favorite melodic metal tracks
6mo
they shouldve just ended the album on the self titled track Quitting Infinity has no reason to be here