Literally did a double-take because I thought I accidentally hit play on an Every Time I Die album. I mean this in the most complimentary way possible. While I hope that this band can distinguish itself from its obvious influence with future releases, this is an extremely solid album and deserves a listen, especially for those who, like myself, miss ETID.
Somehow, I Don't Want to See You in Heaven manages to be both more and less approachable than Celebrity Therapist. It feels like the perfect combination of what has come before with all of The Callous Daoboys' influences on open and proud display while, at the same time, they have never sounded more like themselves. This album goes hard when it needs to and slows down to hit you with tenderness at all the right times, and, despite the impressive genre gymnastics all over this thing, ... read more
Genuinely floored by the quality of this and the consistency of these guys. They keep getting better. Literally leaps and bounds ahead of anybody else in “mainstream” deathcore 💀
More cohesive and overall even more interesting than the first Memorrhage album which was already great in its own way! Highly recommend for any of you who are little nu-metal freaks like me.