Dead Again

Death is represented in all forms on Type O Negative's final project: a dreaded feeling, personal and impactful loss, doomed apocalypse, of faith, remembrance, of the former self, and of innocence. They've explored this territory before, usually focusing on loss, but this is a more all-encompassing coverage. Unfortunately focusing on broadening one topic has spread themselves thinner than before, with long empty passages lacking depth for the listener to sink into. It's got the ... read more

Though one of the band's weakest records throughout their 21 year lifespan, i personally feel like Type O Negative's final studio album Dead Again is pretty much the perfect swansong, both sonically and thematically, to in my opinion the greatest gothic metal band of all time, and one of the greatest metal bands, period. Much of the content on this album is a great display of what made Type O Negative such a thrilling and engaging band in metal as a whole throughout the 90s and 2000s. ... read more

a beautiful, unintentional sendoff.

idk why the first type o negative album I listened to is their last but I did and it's genuinely underrated asf tbh. the production is great and there's alot of really great highlights like profit of doom and tripping a blind man which are both equally as great tbh. it is a bit lengthy tho like with alot of their albums and some stupid tomorrow is kinda weak but even then still great