Sounds like absolute shit, DO NOT LISTEN. EMO METER HITS A HARD 9/10, avoid or u may be forced to strike your delete button to destruction or melt your CD with a magnifying glass.

I'd like to think that 'Daybreaker' features the best of both worlds-those worlds being the band's previous two albums, 'Hollow Crown' and 'The Here and Now'. Sam Carter's vocals aren't that effective but they add to the raw emotions and true feelings of the music itself. This isn't emo in my opinion. This is very (sometimes) atmospheric hardcore. It suits some people, but not others.

Written by btbamfan20 on 20.05.2012 at 19:33

Sounds like absolute shit, DO NOT LISTEN. EMO METER HITS A HARD 9/10, avoid or u may be forced to strike your delete button to destruction or melt your CD with a magnifying glass.

Is windy up on your throne?

This isn't emo at all, this some decent post-hardcore. (apart from the vocalist)

I find it funny that you bash almost every metalcore band on MS, yet you User is btbamfan.

EDIT: you even have this band in your favourites?

Proggy-hardcore, for fans of prog, and Protest the Hero.

I'm contemplating if I should buy this or not.

There is too many stuff I want and too little money I can spare for music.

First album I listened to from this band. Blends a lot of genres I like. Reminds me of Amia Venera Landscape

Written by tea[m]ster on 30.06.2012 at 19:46

First album I listened to from this band. Blends a lot of genres I like. Reminds me of Amia Venera Landscape

This is the only album from them like this.
The previous one is pure modern post-hc (afaik, I haven't listened to it) and anything before it is a sort of mathcore/tech metalcore similiar to the harsh sections heard on this album.

And this is quite delicious indeed. I decided to grab it anyways and I was surprised how addictive this is. Only fault I can find is that there are too many soft songs that don't work as well as they could.

Pretty decent for metalcore actually, pleasent surprise for me.

Why is this band here and not We Came as Romans??

For those who enjoyed this album, I recommend checking out "Discoveries" by Northlane and "Impulse" by Erra, both are mathcore/technical metalcore bands with melodic guitarwork and are great albums both.

I don't mind emo cleans, but these are a little weak for the genre. I don't remember hearing any of those in LF//LT though. It's still a very nice album. It might grow on me. Thank you Ana.

Written by Ilham on 01.09.2014 at 01:58

I don't mind emo cleans, but these are a little weak for the genre. I don't remember hearing any of those in LF//LT though. It's still a very nice album. It might grow on me. Thank you Ana.

Oh, damn it, you don't like it! lol Well, I tried. Maybe it will grow on you at some point or just our tastes are different.

Written by BloodTears on 04.09.2014 at 13:35

Oh, damn it, you don't like it! lol Well, I tried. Maybe it will grow on you at some point or just our tastes are different.

I liked it actually, maybe my vote seems low. I consider six a very good grade for something I enjoyed but won't be going back to often. It's just that there's such a contrast between this one and LT//LF, and the latter suits my tastes better. Have you listened to the four other full-lengths? How are they compared to these two we talked about?

Written by Ilham on 12.09.2014 at 14:38

I liked it actually, maybe my vote seems low. I consider six a very good grade for something I enjoyed but won't be going back to often. It's just that there's such a contrast between this one and LT//LF, and the latter suits my tastes better. Have you listened to the four other full-lengths? How are they compared to these two we talked about?

Actually, I discovered them with Daybreaker and then listened to this new one. So, I'm only familiar with these two last albums. So many albums, so little time, you know? If you do listen to them, give me a ring, so to speak.

I just think they are interesting because their approach to metalcore and hardcore isn't as predictable as some other bands who get a lot more attention.