Wow, this is one of the most interesting djenty alternative records I've listened to in awhile. This destroys Living Mirrors. While I still believe DispersE's debut is the best record produced by the band thus far, it's now obvious that their new musical directions can be fruitful. Not a single moment of filler, in my eyes.

Written by Diverge on 22.02.2017 at 22:55

Wow, this is one of the most interesting djenty alternative records I've listened to in awhile. This destroys Living Mirrors. While I still believe DispersE's debut is the best record produced by the band thus far, it's now obvious that their new musical directions can be fruitful. Not a single moment of filler, in my eyes.

This was a massive improvement over their previous work indeed. I'm so glad that the vocals finally fit - the vocalist's accent used to feel like a grain of sand in your eye when there's a great view in front of you. They really matured on this record, although the similarities to David Maxim Micic are quite obvious, not that I'm complaining. Will be coming back to this one a few times for sure.

Written by Diverge on 22.02.2017 at 22:55

Wow, this is one of the most interesting djenty alternative records I've listened to in awhile.

I had to see what all the hub-bub was about. The other music site I frequent is all over this album. It's unique for sure. I hate djent, with passion. Thankfully, on this record, those moments are at a minimum and covered up nicely by tremendous atmosphere. Dude, you and I must be long lost brothers or something, such similar tastes.

Written by tea[m]ster on 01.03.2017 at 02:20

Written by Diverge on 22.02.2017 at 22:55

Wow, this is one of the most interesting djenty alternative records I've listened to in awhile.

I had to see what all the hub-bub was about. The other music site I frequent is all over this album. It's unique for sure. I hate djent, with passion. Thankfully, on this record, those moments are at a minimum and covered up nicely by tremendous atmosphere. Dude, you and I must be long lost brothers or something, such similar tastes.

Yup, I think you basically converted me into a post-metal guy a few years ago. I'm glad we have similar tastes along the intersection of alternative metal and djent- that's where most of the interesting stuff is anyway!

Man, these guys seamlessly pull off a great mix of atmospheric metal, with some electronics, and a lot of really surprisingly satisfying pop-ish moments. Kudos to these guys for releasing something quite unique. Not sure if this will hold up as being one of my favorite albums of the year, but it's certainly a nice breath of fresh air.

Nice and fresh album

It's become one of my favorite albums, always nice to get back to it for a listen ... or two.