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Release - January 22nd, 2020 Genre - Math Rock, Post-hardcore Quality - MP3, 320 kbps CBR Tracklist: 01. Chou No Tobu Suisou (6:01) Download Support! Facebook / iTunes

I made a top 100 list of most of my fave rock/metal albums of the past decade a few weeks back. It's in no particular order but the albums on the upper rows I enjoyed more than albums on the lower rows.

nice, feb aotm leaks in jan and in good quality too.

Is his solo project like alternative R&B oriented or what genre would it fall into?

Vocal range/production on the first song on point.

This is legit fucking incredible, the only thing slightly distracting me is the fact that two songs have full on vocals, but others kinda do not. I would've preferred some vocals here and there in most songs, but still, as a whole this was quite the experience, one of this month's highlights for sure.

Enjoyed the fusion of sounds, the mix of the modern and the old so much in this. Can easily see it being in my top 3 this month. First playthrough really lived up to the genre tag and kept me guessing what's gonna come next, crazy how all the sounds were wrapped in such a well developed package.

Hope this is satire, young man.

Album's not bad at all, actually has some very fun heavy belters in it, which I probably enjoyed the most (Modern Slave, Kings Of Ignorance), but what the fuck was that title track? The feature vocalist is mediocre, the song itself is insanely dull and then it's somehow the shortest on the album and still ends with a shitty fadeout... wtf were they thinking.

You know, I know this shit is objectively great and they're crazy talented, but I just don't like it as a whole. The vocalist is still colorless and I find him boring, the drums are fucking top tier, the guitars are really fucking cool and I was actually really into most of the first half but then it sort of became mess-y techwank (with again, boring vocals) and only the last minute was sort of great again. Didn't like first single much either for similar reasons but this is definitely more interesting.

Once again, Telle's delivery is very enjoyable, but it's way too chorus driven and yeah it's a pretty great alternative rock/post-hardcore song but that's not the early-mid career TWA I fell in love with. The bridge is actually so fucking nice wish it lasted longer.

Really like these two new songs, wish the vocals were louder on the heavy one.

I like this song a lot, expected it to be way poppy but it's veeeeeeery moody, atmospheric and minimalistic. Bridge is sublime.

Release - December 26th, 2019 Genre - Metalcore, Mathcore, Djent Quality - MP3, 320 kbps CBR / FLAC ** Band consists of Night Verses, In Flames and My Ticket Home members ** Tracklist: 01. Control (4:45) 02. Mechanical Dreams (3:55) 03. Devourist (3:57) 04. Half Alive (3:35) Download Support! Facebook / Bandcamp

Biggest download regret of my life

album art managed to use not one but two of the more obnoxious trends overused lately in the genre. The cold and boneless computer graphics as artwork, and the "physical" feel overlay, congrats. Who even thinks some shitty CG render of a bathroom is a good artwork?

7

It's not even bad, reminds me of Exotype in a sense.

Release - January 17th, 2020 Genre - Melodic Hardcore, Grunge, Alternative Metal Quality - MP3, 320 kbps CBR Tracklist: 01. Lost In Static (3:04) * '27 Miles Underwater' out next week! * Download Support! Facebook / iTunes

Release - January 17th, 2020 Genre - Deathcore, Djent, Metalcore Quality - MP3, 320 kbps CBR Tracklist: 01. Bitter Friend (feat. Matt Heafy) (2:51) * New Album out April 3rd! * Download Support! Facebook / iTunes

Neat, will have to be on the lookout for the whole thing.

Personal AOTM (or AOTY for the memers who love to live dangerously xddd) so far btw

These guys dropped some bangerous singles, good shit, good shit.

should be good now...