Cinnamon151

Deathcore is doing pretty great in 2025, and this album is a huge part of that. The lyrical content being as horrific and explicit as it is, is a perfect match for the aggressive hammering of your eardrums that ensues throughout the whole thing. That's pretty standard for deathcore, it has to be said, but this album does it with a level of grand dramatism that pushes it further than being just another deathcore project, into being an essential modern metal experience that has such ... read more

The feeling of this album is very enclosed and claustrophobic at most points, packing in a lot of harsh noises and industrial essentials. It adds some spice to the fundamentally heavy industrial sound by merging it with some quite artsy ideas that really keep it interesting. Each song has its own thing going on, and whilst the album has a very tight theming, the songs still don't step on each other's toes. Some tracks can feel slightly empty or repetitive at times, but I think that ... read more

This album is heavy as anything, and it knows it. The record is super dramatic with plenty of huge hitting breakdowns and frantic panic chords, creating a deeply powerful and immersive atmosphere. It is however, VERY long for an album with no vocals. For me personally, if an album has no vocals, it's gotta make up for that in being interesting through other means, and this album's undeniable quality and persistence in slamming your eardrums definitely does a good job, but that ... read more

REALLY good EP, it's hardcore to the bone with its raspy and raw vocals, hard hitting breakdowns, and fantastic riffs. It may not do much in terms of pushing the limits of genre or experimenting with anything new, but that's not to say it fails in any way. It's fast and super punchy, and honestly I don't have much to say apart from, if you like the genre, this is a must listen - because it's some of the best quality Hardcore Punk out there.