abandonedCat

for me this album failed both aesthetic and songwriting wise.

I found the djent-like production on this album to be quite displeasing. It seemed reminiscent of breakdowns that were prevalent 20-30 years ago, lacking any originality or uniqueness in the rock segment. If I'm seeking a pop/metal crossover, I believe artists like Poppy and BMTH executed it far better. Additionally, the vocals from this guy left much to be desired, sounding subpar and unimpressive. Furthermore, the instruments lacked any distinct flavor or tone, failing to captivate my ... read more

From the very first track, it becomes apparent that Altar of Plagues has crafted a meticulously designed sonic landscape. The attention to detail is remarkable, as each element and layer of sound intertwines seamlessly to build a captivating musical world. The production quality is outstanding, allowing the listener to fully appreciate the nuances and textures that unfold throughout the album. The use of rich soundscapes throughout the album is nothing short of breathtaking. Altar of Plagues ... read more

The vocalist still doesn't have a personality, sounds like a cheap version of Chester Bennington.
Guitar textures are awfully dull and boring. No chemistry between guitars even though the band has more than three guitarists.
Not progressive at all.