Dancing in the Dust

This is something I'd personally love to do. But I don't think I'm going to message an admin to apply, I know full well I have a rough history in chatbox, and with actually being on staff and trusted, and even having rough history with the admins. But, I'm glad you guys finally did this, and I'm really happy you listened to the feedback from me and other users from a week ago 

Gg bro 

8 minutes ago, Exsanguination45 said:

 

Sounds like the heavy = good crowd needs to grow up a bit tbh

Not sure what this comment has to do with the album, as this album is pretty heavy, all things considered, definitely wouldn't say it's soft 

I'm aware the person you're replying to also said that it was mellow, maybe on like, 3 songs of the 13 song tracklist?

Easily some of the worst of their material, especially of the recent releases

14 hours ago, Venomborn said:

"Into the Great Beyond" is absolutely badass. Gonna check this album out ASAP

EDIT: This is one of the best metalcore records I've ever heard...wtf, where did this come from?! I'm a sucker of this style and those riffs/screams are TOP-notch. The production is ridiculously epic. 10/10

It's a compilation of re recordings from their very early works, just with their current vocalist. It's very nice 

On 8/5/2020 at 7:59 AM, HaraXSyn said:

It started with movies...then video games...now music...we are in the age of remaster/re-release it seems. 

This is crowdfunded, and there have been far more releases in all 3 if these genres than there have been remakes/remasters 

I wish I could make a graph to represent the downward spiral of threads matten comments on 

2 minutes ago, Fr0gg0 said:

It's a pretty good album, but I would have rather had something new. This sounds exactly like anything else everyone else does today, so sadly it gets pretty meh. Even though the songs were awesome for their time.

They're also working on a new record, this was just something they had crowd funded 

10 minutes ago, Matten08 said:

 

hahaha what now mun..

 

it's what i think about most remasters

 

 

 

 

 

1: it's a re recording, not remaster

2: this was, to my knowledge, crowd funded, which means, the crowd wanted this 

5 minutes ago, qntmflx said:

pls tell me, were was the creativity in the last two singles??

Pls tell me where the creativity was for this single. But I'll humor you 

1: pacing

2: breaking the mirror had pretty neat electronic bits for FFAK, not generally creative. Just creative for FFAK. 

Just now, Matten08 said:

what a cracking thread haha

Are you stirring a good pot of stew over there?

3 minutes ago, MyTearsYW said:

Don't suddenly go on the defensive because the entire thread yeeted you, that was NOT your original point.

Your original point was that this release was a cash grab, once you got proven wrong you completely switched course.

No, people can feel free to hate it or dislike it if they want.

The guy earlier was making objectively false points though unrelated to the music composition, which is why I called him a contrarian. He was clearly fueled by nostalgia.

I've read this whole thread, and I don't think anything he says was "objectively" wrong, and how was he fueled by nostalgia? He doesn't even like the original

23 minutes ago, MyTearsYW said:

Let's ignore the dude trying to be a contrarian on the previous pages and talk about how awesome the record is.

 

I absolutely LOVE how Beautiful Remains sounds now with its undercurrent of now clearly audible rhythmic guitar melodies, especially during the chorus. I've been listening to the album nonstop lately.

Quit pot stirring an argument that was already told not to continue.

"Contrarian" are you implying every single person has to enjoy this album by the way? And if they don't than they're disliking it only because it's popular? Not trying to start an argument, genuine question

1 hour ago, Hail Stan said:

Dunno about that buddy. As It Is have improved album after album. While Okay was "ok", TGD is peak As It Is just saying.

Not at all. TGP was a very boring attempt to try and pull an MCR album

Okay > The Great Depression

Currents or Beyond Unbroken

Holy shit already?

2 minutes ago, Summers said:

Makes no sense though you like similar stuff lol

Reborn 2 is gonna shit on this, just wait for the song : )

4 minutes ago, BenjaminBurnley said:

did you not see my comment on the EP. Hated it. still do.

And? Is he not allowed to disagree with you?

Everything I wanted it to be 

15 minutes ago, ARGINE93 said:

@Dancing in the Dust You have too much of an opinion.

So I'm not allowed to have a passionate opinion on something?

After sitting on this for awhile I think this is easily the worst single, it just evokes absolutely nothing from me, I liked the "creativity" of the last two more 

1 hour ago, MrPreApocalypse said:

I just give you the, in my opinion, 10 best post-hardcore albums:

 

01. Letlive - Fake History (this is the best album ever)

02. Emery - In Shallow Seas We Sail 

03. Thrice - The Artist in the Ambulance

04. Alexisonfire - Watch Out!

05. Jamie's Elsewhere - They Said A Storm Was Coming

06. Underoath - They're Only Chasing Safety

07. Funeral For A Friend - Casually Dressed & Deep In Conversation

08. He Is Legend - I Am Hollywood

09. Senses Fail - Still Searching

10. Dance Gavin Dance - Downtown Battle Mountain

 

Some essentials:

Saosin - Translating the Name (this was the start of a whole era full of singers who sounded like a teenage girl)

At the Drive-In - Relationship of Command (for the most people the best phc album of alltime, even tho they didn't even tried to be phc)

Glassjaw - Worship and Tribute (this album influenced basically 90% of all PHC bands)

Fugazi - The Argument

Hopesfall - The Satellite Years

Refused - The Shape of Punk to Come

Boysetsfire - After the Eulogy

The only one of these I don't agree with is Still Searching (it's literally my favorite album of all time), it's majorly pop punk/emo, with a few PHC songs here and there 

Just now, Mr. Electric said:

Eidola be all that you need.  They have their similarities to DGD, but with a more progressive/bluesy kinda vibe (the blues influence more obvious on first two records)

Link Humble Ledger smh, easily their best song 

Consistent as fuck band 

1 minute ago, Cornchip said:

it's actually orson welles

Correction is appreciated