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When I dropped my metalcore phase, a lot of bands I used to enjoy very passionate fell off hardly for me because their sound doesn't seemed intersting anymore. I was kinda getting why many people that don't like the metalcore djent-side says about the style, everything was becoming very repetitve and unintersting and though I wasn't exactly hating the record I was listening, I just wasn't feeling them at all, but for Silent Planet, there was a exception

Silent Planet impressed me hugely when I ... read more

The Unquestionable Truth is, hands down, the best Limp Bizkit record. It shows their most heavy and powerful performances and their most thoughtful lyrics (yes, Fred Durst actually writing thoughtful lyrics, you didn't read it wrong). One of the most underrated nu metal records and kinda forgotten by its own marketing release (when the band opted not to make any marketing for this album not to be hypocrite to the album's messages).

Starting with The Propaganda, right off the bat with some of ... read more

All We Know Is Falling is Paramore at their most rawest and emo phase. You can easily recognize the genres they're blending and, with a few songs, you can also see what this album is going to be about. That being said, I'm dedicating my first review to this album 'cause I find it special. Not just I find it one of the best 2000s emo albums, but it's serverely underrated and it's some of the best material in their discography.

Talking about the instrumentals, like I said earlier, it's very easy ... read more