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While 'Electric Callboy' (then known as 'Eskimo Callboy') were seasoned veterans by the time this EP rolled out, I do think (and it seems, by the number of plays, that it's a valid observation) that this EP and the following LP ('TEKKNO') has exploded their popularity into stardom for the current generation of listeners. This explosion of popularity most definitely well deserved (with the addition of new vocalist, Nico) it did seem to come with some backlash ... read more

Over hyped and over hated.
This album is not the best sleep token album in my opinion, but it is still pretty good. I am thoroughly confused where the hate is coming from. Huge congrats to the British boys for becoming so big and bringing some much-needed attention to the rock/metal/whatever they are scene.

I actually think that there are no bad tracks on this album per-say (not to say that there are no skips, though I have listened to this album cover to cover a couple of times) but I think ... read more

BABYMETAL is one of the only bright spots in the metal scene. And what I mean by that, is that so much of the music in metal delves into heavier topics (as they are able to do so on an unparalleled level) often leaving a feeling of depression and hopelessness. And here is where BABYMETAL's niche lies. They manage to provide the same musical heaviness but also have contrasting hopefulness and light.

I also think that this album is really good in comparison to the rest of their discography. ... read more

There is a running joke that newer Bring Me The Horizon fans that primarily only listened to 'That's The Spirit' and 'amo' (the softer albums) would go to a BMTH concert and get freaked out after they play something crazy like 'Pray for Plagues' or 'Chelsea Smile' or something. And while I am technically a newer BMTH listener, I actually didn't come from this album or 'amo'. Instead, because I branched over from BABYMETAL, my ... read more