Most intense album ever? Probably.

Why don't more albums sound like this. This a crime.

I like how alone you are on this. I'm going to change that and listen to this.

Written by Ilham on 12.09.2014 at 22:35

I like how alone you are on this. I'm going to change that and listen to this.

You'll probably think it's ok.

Written by [user id=4365] on 12.09.2014 at 22:36

You'll probably think it's ok.

I sincerely laughed. You know me.

It's actually good. Really. More than just okay.

Written by Ilham on 12.09.2014 at 22:51

I sincerely laughed. You know me.

It's actually good. Really. More than just okay.

One of these days you'll give something I like a 9.

This album fucking destroys. If it could it would destroy itself afterwards, like implotion style. Some bands might be more technical or with a more interesting songwriting... But very very few can match the savagery.

Heard it once 4 years ago, and I really don't know how and why I came across it. Don't remember much :p

Just started listening to this after Joe posted it in the SB. This is fucking vicious.

Edit: the low-end of the spastic, frothy vocals remind me of early Kataklysm.

I found that the novelty of untethered aggression began to wear away about half-way through.

29 minutes is a pretty ideal amount for me. Any more might have been too much.

Written by [user id=142921] on 11.02.2015 at 04:02

This is way too violent to revise for an exam to. I'll come back later

I find that the more caustic the music, the more I'm able to avoid distraction either through music or other means. Maybe that's just me though

Hold up... Isn't this supposed to be Watchmaker?