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 qlacs - 28.04.2013 at 21:57
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Easily their best release since 'A Celebration of Guilt'. The production is slick and the riffs are entirely too catchy, considering their technical nature. My only complaint is the re-recorded version of 'The Face of My Innocence' that comes with the special edition. It's ridiculously unnecessary, and vastly inferior to the original. Overall though, this is a solid effort, definitely worth checking out.
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Just picked this up today. I'm looking forward to giving it a few spins tonight.
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Dylan - 06.05.2013 at 11:14
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Solid album, favourites are Handbook For The Recently Deceased and No One Lies To The Dead
Written by The Benighted on 02.05.2013 at 19:06
My only complaint is the re-recorded version of 'The Face of My Innocence' that comes with the special edition. It's ridiculously unnecessary, and vastly inferior to the original. Overall though, this is a solid effort, definitely worth checking out.
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Written by The Benighted on 02.05.2013 at 19:06
Easily their best release since 'A Celebration of Guilt'. The production is slick and the riffs are entirely too catchy, considering their technical nature. My only complaint is the re-recorded version of 'The Face of My Innocence' that comes with the special edition. It's ridiculously unnecessary, and vastly inferior to the original. Overall though, this is a solid effort, definitely worth checking out.
You got that right bro.
However, while it is catchy and technical and sweet and all, I find it a bit unmemorable.
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