EDIT (88 - 74):
I still like a good amount with this album, but as time has went on i've sort of realized how a lot of the songs blend together, and the songs I thought were truly amazing were just pretty good songs in reality. I don't like deathcore as much now, so my rating drops.
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A masterclass of the best parts of Deathcore and Black Metal, meshed to be the best of both worlds. The lyrics, the storytelling, and, of course, the music itself, is some of the best we ... read more
This is for sure the weakest of the WIll Ramos era songs, but it still isn't terrible. At this point, Lorna Shore really needs to start getting unique, because the product is getting old, and it's getting old fast.
Angelmaker is and always will be my favorite blend of Black Metal and Deathcore. The way both sub-genres are intertwined to make a beautiful sound is something that is rarely done. They get better with every album, and this is just the icing on the cake that is this band's amazing list of bangers.
The standout by far is What I Would Give, which is such an amazing song on an emotional level. Whenever Angelmaker tackles things like this, like what they did with Leech, it is a masterclass. The ... read more
Pretty good for my first slam album. I do think, however, it does get pretty generic and repetitive over time. It isn't that bad of an issue however when the base product is pretty great!
Takes a special human being to appreciate the true masterpiece this is. Meme Metal at it's finest.
Maybe it's just me being a dirty Darko US fan, but I really enjoy the chaotic energy this gives off compared to the other Will songs we have heard so far. Yes, it is still the base structure that Lorna Shore has been doing under Will, but they still find a way to make it sound fresh and unique.