LKA

I almost put Sworn In's new single in there, now I'm glad I didn't

[that tracklist image] Totally forgot that this would have made sense, thanks @@Dwesk

Weird but thanks for checking anyways

This killed my laptop, it wouldn't let me open or delete the MACOSX and D.R.I.K.L. folders until I tried it from a Linux live disc

Any chance for a 320/V0 version? ( @@mR12 )

Never been the biggest fan but their earlier albums at least had something going for them and there were a few songs I really liked, newest albums are just bad

Yes, I was referring more to the last few albums (which were terrible imo)

Suprisingly not terrible

>"2015 and older"

This is almost doom metal when it comes to the guitars and it's really good too

Holy shit yes

I don't get the reason for this release, why only re-release the first and the most recent album?

This is good, very hard-hitting. Also has a very good bass player

But it's more trve kvlt if it sounds like shit

Fuck, this is phenomenal. Came out of nowhere for me

I listened through Thrice's discography today and had to think of this thread. To me, they are a perfect example of progression. Every album changed some elements without having a complete stylistic change

The vocalist even looks like Oli Sykes :'D

Oh, they still exist

They are on Blue Swan's little brother now, Kurt Travis' Esque Records.

For a Fueled By Ramen band, they are suprisingly good. Gotta check out their older stuff now

Interesting analysis, and I agree with most of it. I feel like "they are just progressing" is also often used as an excuse for bands changing their sound, even though many bands are actually progressing. An example for the former would be Linkin Park, which imo are not progressing (even though it's often claimed by fans as a response to people who say they don't like the newer LP stuff), for the latter Billy Talent come to mind, they have been keeping the core of their sound intact while radically changing elements of it over the years. (I enjoy the new LP stuff, btw, A Thousand Suns is my favourite)

While this sounds very derivative of their previous stuff (at some parts I thought I had already heard this song), I will probably enjoy this new album more than their trilogy judging by this song

Not as good as Carsick but it's still catchy

Great cover of an even greater original song

Usually not into Post-Punk but this is quite catchy