That is very weak.

Video is crap, but the song is pretty good imho

Al Jolson would be proud ...

Lol, i thought the video was pretty good. Kind of how I always pictured the band anyways

Video was pretty self-indulgent I'd say but the music was definitely topnotch. Really excited for this one.

Not too bad. I kinda enjoyed the sound.

Plus, I'm really glad to know that it is once again socially acceptable to wear blackface.

The hell? When did they become a Septicflesh ripoff? Symphonic overtunes with clean vocals? Not happy. Even the solo sounds weak compared to the stuff they pulled on "Oracles".

Written by malaikat on 21.07.2011 at 11:51

The hell? When did they become a Septicflesh ripoff? Symphonic overtunes with clean vocals? Not happy. Even the solo sounds weak compared to the stuff they pulled on "Oracles".

are we listening to the same albums?

Written by ScanDoppelganger on 21.07.2011 at 13:23

Written by malaikat on 21.07.2011 at 11:51

The hell? When did they become a Septicflesh ripoff? Symphonic overtunes with clean vocals? Not happy. Even the solo sounds weak compared to the stuff they pulled on "Oracles".

are we listening to the same albums?

What do you mean? "Oracle" had symphonic intros and outros (and some interludes), but there was never a constant symphonic overtune through the whole song. "Classical" elements on guitars were pulled out as bridges, it worked very well imho, nice touch to break otherwise brutal music. This I don't like, but it IS interesting and good music, brutal and "melodic". It's just not my cup of tea anymore.

It's only one song. Usually when a single is put out, it's the most catchy song on the CD.

I think the song is pretty badass. Kind of reminds me of Anorexia Nervosa. The music structure on this song isn't as breakneck and twisting as songs on Oracle, but it's not a bad thing they're switching to a slightly more "open" song structure. However, that chaos is what got me into FA. On Oracles, the symphonic intros and outros and a classical tinge to their guitars didn't quite make them Symphonic Death Metal in my eyes. This definitely sounds symphonic to me now. I'm sure there will be reminiscent parts in their other songs to Oracles. Either way, I'm pretty excited to hear Agony. They do fight like girls in the video though lol.

I really like the song! The symphonic elements (on this song at least) are a bit too loud, but its still a great song! The video is alright...I've seen a lot worse.

Written by malaikat on 21.07.2011 at 11:51

The hell? When did they become a Septicflesh ripoff? Symphonic overtunes with clean vocals? Not happy. Even the solo sounds weak compared to the stuff they pulled on "Oracles".

Did you not listen to Mafia?

Written by MetalDoomMaster on 21.07.2011 at 20:35

Written by malaikat on 21.07.2011 at 11:51

The hell? When did they become a Septicflesh ripoff? Symphonic overtunes with clean vocals? Not happy. Even the solo sounds weak compared to the stuff they pulled on "Oracles".

Did you not listen to Mafia?

I did.

The 2:38 mark = LOL

Written by malaikat on 21.07.2011 at 15:28

Written by ScanDoppelganger on 21.07.2011 at 13:23

Written by malaikat on 21.07.2011 at 11:51

The hell? When did they become a Septicflesh ripoff? Symphonic overtunes with clean vocals? Not happy. Even the solo sounds weak compared to the stuff they pulled on "Oracles".

are we listening to the same albums?

What do you mean? "Oracle" had symphonic intros and outros (and some interludes), but there was never a constant symphonic overtune through the whole song. "Classical" elements on guitars were pulled out as bridges, it worked very well imho, nice touch to break otherwise brutal music. This I don't like, but it IS interesting and good music, brutal and "melodic". It's just not my cup of tea anymore.

I completely understand where your coming from now that you point that out.

Made me preorder:>)

If you guys like this, also try "SCRAMBLED DEFUNCTS" 's second album.

1. Form band
2. Drink with band
3. Fight with band
4. Kill band
5. Kill self

In other words, a logical progression of events for a music video.