This is definitely one of the most genre defining and ground-breaking albums of all time. Its influence to metal can be seen in bands to this day, and let's not forget that every single Melodic Metalcore band in the 2000's attempted to emulate this sound to some degree.
It certainly delivers very well in every single aspect that could be expected from a 2000's Metalcore release. it has the guitar harmonies, the groovy breakdowns, the ear piercing screams and, of course, the ... read more
Absolutely iconic EP. Every single song in this is technically impressive and manages to keep the listener's attention. I've seen some people call it dated but I honestly don't hear it. Production is very standard (maybe a little above average) for your typical 2000's Deathcore release. But what it doesn't make up for in production, it does in songwriting.
Every single song has a memorable breakdown, lyric, or riff that will get stuck in your head after listening, all ... read more
I actually don't think there's any deathcore band I hate more than Emmure. Vocals suck, no riffs, uncreative song structures. just mindless caveman chugga chugga nonsense.
not a single song from this release I would ever even consider to revisit. 0/10 lmfao
Beautifully written Melodic Metalcore. Easily one of the EPs/Demos I come back to the most.
Fav track - ALL OF THEM
If this is your introduction to the genre, you're most likely gonna hate it. If you've enjoyed other math/metalcore acts from this era (such as Norma Jean, On Broken Wings, The Number Twelve Looks Like You) you might be more fond of this messy, raw and loud sound. Personally, I love it and I'm pretty sure it's my favorite work this band has released. The riffs are melodic, fast, unconventional and even slamming in some of the breakdown sections. The frequent time signature ... read more