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This is topnotch songwriting!!! These guys have their shit together!!!
“Creatures of Habit” is the standout track for me, so far.
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My most anticipated album of the year! Thanks so much!!!
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1. Bad Books - III
2. The Menzingers - Hello Exile
3. Vanish - Familiar Faces
4. Get Scared - The Dead Days
5. Slaughter Beach, Dog - Safe And Also...
6. Microwave - Death Is A Warm Blanket
7. The Milk Carton Kids - The Only Ones
8. Wilco - Ode To Joy
9. Free Throw - What’s Past Is Prologue
10. Aaron West - Routine Maintenance
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I admit, there’s so much music out there nowadays (and such little time), that (unfortunately) I tend to “judge a book by its cover” when it comes to exploring new music. I typically look at the creativeness of the band’s name, the album name and song names...and even their album art. I know it’s a bad policy, and I probably overlook a lot of good bands, but it’s just the mode I’ve developed over the years. Anyway, with that being said, I’m glad I saw enough in these guys to take a closer look. This is very good stuff!!!
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I’m not gonna waste a whole lot of my breath (like someone else already has), I’ll just say; that a TRUE Menzo fan is going to like this, no matter what. To me, new music from them is like getting a phone call from an old friend-catching up and sharing new stories. They’ve definitely earned my respect over the years, so I’ll continue to give them my loyalty.
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This kind of blows my mind-but I like it...A LOT!
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Not sure if I should say something positive or negative? Do I want upvotes or downvotes? ?
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Nice album title! (thank you, Soupy)
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Another one bites the dust! What ever happened to “The Deep End” (Nerve Endings) sound? Very disappointed in the direction this band is going.
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Just now, AMNESIK said:That's it, of course i'd be open to hear them try some different stuff, but i will never bash them for not doing so. They're good at what they do and that's why i'm listening them. There are very few bands that make "dumb, simple metalcore" that i like so much. And if i want to listen something else, i think there's enough band on this planet to do so.
Well put! When a band no longer meets your expectations, just listen to one of the many other bands out there that fills that void!
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1 minute ago, AMNESIK said:Crazy how i can recognize that there's nothing revolutionnary in this song, not give a fuck and still manage to enjoy the song. What am i?!?!
That is exactly how I feel about them! I don’t expect anything groundbreaking, I just expect their songs to “jam”...and they always do!
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Just now, nineball4444 said:Please...list the bands that have an “original” song structure for each of their songs. I can’t think of any.
So again....??
I’m fact, only a few Wage War songs are in the same structure as this one!
I’ve seen some ridiculous complaints over the years...but complaining that bands don’t reinvent a working song structure for every song tops the taco. Good job.
Well said!!!
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Shit...this is good!
Edit: These guys are really fucking good! Thanks @desk! Always makes my day to be introduced to some good music!
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I’ll say it until I’m blue in the face...I’d much rather a band sound “the same” than try to experiment with an uncharacteristic sound and diminish the integrity of the band (and their music). I look for consistency...and these guys are definitely consistent!
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2 minutes ago, Poon Sauce McNasty said:Well that was the worst Rammstein b-side I ever heard. Glad they left it off the new album.
But for real- Silverstein is literally like the most consistent post-hardcore band. Dudes never dropped a bad album.
Definitely one of the most consistent bands out there!
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20 minutes ago, MyTearsYW said:I'm curious as to what you didn't like about it? I rarely hear people enjoying The Fallout more than ROTR.
To me everything was improved; the songwriting was tighter, production was more flushed out, more experimentation, the heavy / soft moments were each given their own songs to shine, and a lot more.
"The Fallout" is what introduced me to them, and I loved it. I felt like they put their "all" into it. I just didn't feel the same conviction from them in ROTR. Truthfully, it felt overproduced and too experimental. Pretty much all the things you liked about it, I disliked. Lol. Thats not to say there aren't good songs on ROTR, just not enough to keep my attention. Anyway, I just moved on from them and onto other bands. I do, however, still check out the new material they put out...I just don't get into it. They're a talented band, I won't deny that. Just not my cup of tea anymore.
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2 hours ago, MyTearsYW said:How could they lose you after "The Fallout" when "Rise of the Resistance" is their best album?
I’d rather not reply to such an opinionated comment, but I will. And, to simplify...they just did! And they lost me with THAT album (ROTR)! I wanted to like it, but just didn’t.
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Seems like the artwork is providing more entertainment than the actual song.
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6 minutes ago, thomasj182 said:Anyone notice the names in the art work backwards are "eat my gap" "rim job" and "fucker"?
And “skin alley”...below it all! ?
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This is good! I’m a bit burnt out on songs like this, but their delivery was well executed.
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It’s not a terrible song, but it’s just not the CTE I once knew. They pretty much lost me after “The Fallout”. I understand that bands “evolve”, but this isn’t that. Imo, it’s a lack of creativeness. I’d rather a band sound the same forever. Nothing wrong with sticking to a signature sound.
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Great (upcoming) band!!! And already with quite a nice catalogue of good songs!
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16 minutes ago, stuckinvhs said:That video and the one for IDWTBAAA are some of my favorite videos ever made.
Yeah, that’s a good one too. State Champs’ “Losing Myself” is one of my favorites too. Also directed by Kyle Thrash.

Polaris - The Death of Me (2020)
in Metalcore
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Well said! I couldn’t agree more with your second “criticism.”