A return to the dronier, more dark ambient-influenced sound of The Tunnels, or more along the heavy, sludgier lines of The Purging? Hoping for the former, but either way, bring it the fuck on

Seems a lot of the staff like this. Hmmmmmm. Have to check this out now.

Written by Auntie Sahar on 06.05.2016 at 04:48

A return to the dronier, more dark ambient-influenced sound of The Tunnels, or more along the heavy, sludgier lines of The Purging? Hoping for the former, but either way, bring it the fuck on

It is neither of them, or maybe a combination of both.
Definitely it is their most industrial sounding record, with odd melodies here and there. It does not have the subtlety of their debut, as there are less slowly developing sections. At times it sounds a bit bludgeony, not on the same level of primitive man of course.
It is definitely better than their 2nd album, and better than what I expected. Still not sure if I like it more than their debut, but one can say that this new record is more complete and diverse, and less one dimensional in a sense. A very accomplished record on my ears.

Their best yet.

Written by mz on 17.06.2016 at 01:15

Their best yet.

Downloading now.

Written by mz on 16.06.2016 at 21:20

It is neither of them, or maybe a combination of both.
Definitely it is their most industrial sounding record, with odd melodies here and there. It does not have the subtlety of their debut, as there are less slowly developing sections. At times it sounds a bit bludgeony, not on the same level of primitive man of course.
It is definitely better than their 2nd album, and better than what I expected. Still not sure if I like it more than their debut, but one can say that this new record is more complete and diverse, and less one dimensional in a sense. A very accomplished record on my ears.

Your response comes at a funny time, it almost feels like I haven't heard it and you're telling me what to look forward to. I've already had this for promo review for 3 weeks myself, so I have some idea now of what's going on here (that's not condescending by the way, just noting the irony)

I'd agree with you, I feel like this is essentially some sort of middle ground between The Tunnels and The Purging (more of the former though, which is what I was hoping for). A few more spins could make this my favorite from the band as well

Written by mz on 17.06.2016 at 01:15

Their best yet.

I'd say their debut beats it, but only slightly. This is such a good album

Excellent album, the moment when Vindsval sings in French during the last song is just sick.

Edit : my bad, Vindsval is singing in the last song apparently, not MkM.

Great album but for me The Tunnels is still clearly their best.

Written by koob on 19.06.2016 at 19:09

The moment when MkM sings in French during the last song is just sick.

Agreed, the whole last song is pretty sick.

Written by Diverge on 17.06.2016 at 03:31

Written by mz on 17.06.2016 at 01:15

Their best yet.

Downloading now.

Tell me where pelase i cant find it

Written by larrymtz on 22.06.2016 at 02:38


Tell me where pelase i cant find it

you can always use bandcamp:
https://dmp666.bandcamp.com/album/the-reverses

First album I've heard from them, but I fucking love it.

Ok, fourth playthrough right now before my review comes, and yes, Mahdi's comment is seconded. This is indeed their best yet. What a fucking maelstrom

Definitely my favorite album of the year so far. Every little aspect in the music melds together so fucking perfectly

I don't know why, but I really don't like this record compared to what the band put out before. Probably the vocals.

Fire Dances is a great track. Blut Aus Nord's touch is awesome.

I think this is the best TT album, better than the debut.

Fun fact: the voices that appear around 9 minute mark on Fire Dances are prayers spoken in Croatian language.

Damn son, Fire Dances is unreal. The album goes from catchy af industrial to nightmarish dissonance. Trippy album for sure. Need more than one listening to fully digest while the previous two felt more immediate.

"Fire Dances" is absolutely incredible and sounds like black metal-infused Killing Joke. Probably not a coincidence given the title of the track is also the title of a Killing Joke album.