LKA

This is the revived band of 2 former Scale The Summit members and it's so fucking good

This is a really cool experimental hardcore album, highly recommended

You didn't state your opinion though, that would've looked like this like this: "I don't like this because [reason you don't like this]" (or something along those lines). What you did was assuming shit about people and using grade school level insults. I'm not even trying to defend the album since I don't have any emotional attachment to it (you surely seem to have), your comment was just childish and annoying. I guess I shouldn't have taken the obvious bait but honestly, I just felt like doing so.

Either I'm too cynical or you are just an insufferable prick who thinks that just because he doesn't enjoy something it must mean that it is bad and that only those people you deem inferior would listen to it. (also this is way better than the latest AFI album, mate)

fantastic, actually

Very good

Really interesting, never heard of them

better than the shitty last one but Believer is still the most enjoyable imo

yes

As usual with Dying Fetus: I find the instrumentals sick but the vocals make me feel sick

Ayahuasca (experimental death metal) https://ayahuascadeath.bandcamp.com/releases Vitja (metalcore/djent/alternative) 10 Fold B-Low (alternative metal/groove metal) Centaurus-A (technical death metal)

I love those guys

report it, as the rules say

Love it

Yes, "Yuh" was a banger

interesting

Sithu Aye is makes some of the best instrumental prog metal in the current scene. He also has an awesome name, I mean who names their kid Sithu??

First of all, I disagree with the introduction of this post because in my opinion these bands do not sound "quite literally the same in style". Stolas for example has a way less ambient-oriented style than the other 2 and went for a faster, more The Mars Volta inspired style instead. Sianvar has those ambient elements that are overly present in the new ALLB album but they are way more technical when it comes to the instruments than that band is on DIVISI. For the purpose of this poll I'll state my individual opinions on the albums anyways. I can't really decide if I prefer the new Stolas album to the latest Sianvar record to be honest since the latter was my favourite post-hardcore album of last year but Stolas is a strong AOTY contender as well. It's definitely my favourite Stolas album because of the similarities to The Mars Volta. Carlo's vocals are so very reminiscent of Cedric Bixler and the album is what I would call truly "progressive" as opposed to Sianvar, which I would call "technical" instead. Sianvar, however, has other qualities that make it amazing. The vocals are just as fantastic and the combined guitar playing of Will Swan and Sergio from Stolas is mesmerizing. It also has the nice ambient flair that isn't really there on Stolas' new album. As you might have noticed, I haven't really said anything about the new ALLB record. This has two reasons: I haven't listened to it as much yet as I have to the other 2 and, so far, I don't like it as much as the other 2. It is a really good album but compared to the other 2, which I'd call my favourite post-hardcore albums of the last 2 years, it can't compete. The ambient elements are awesome and the vocals are fantastic but I found myself wishing for more of the technical guitar playing and the dynamic between Kurt's and Cory's vocals that made their first 2 records my favourite post-hardcore records of their respective years. Still, a really good album and I'm looking forward to what their future has to offer. I ended up voting for Stolas because I did a coin toss between them and Sianvar, there's no other way I could've made a decision.

Single sounds awesome, lets see if this can beat their fantastic last album

Sounds really cool

This is great

holy shit, those guitars sound so good!

Oh yes, this sounds really cool. The singer reminds me of Brann Dailor of Mastodon, a good thing

Apparently this has TDEP and the Faceless members, cool. It's really good too

also funny that there's a manicure studio in my street that's called USA Nails