Gonna be happy when bands stop trying to mix cool influences with fear factory
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Another Employed to Serve album? I finally have something to look forward to in 2019!
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It's gotten better with repeat listens but I still think this is pretty terrible.
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If this single is indicative of the album as a whole, then I don't have high hopes for it. This track and video both seem to reside firmly in the awkward try-hard camp of adolescence - I was surprised to find myself cringing at various points, considering The Warmth Of A Dying Sun was one of my favorite albums of its year.
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I remember people saying the same thing about the lead single on the last album, and it has similar placing on the track list as this song. It’s a mid record banger, I’m pretty sure the record will be fine.
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I'd be more interested in the guy doing the vocals for this band. I thought his parts sounded cool.
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I can confirm this song absolutely slays live. They played it on their tour with Stick to Your Guns and Counterparts. I was already familiar with the song as I was at the shoot for the video (which was at the same venue as the London dates for that tour funnily enough).
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Song was decent. I'm more bummed that they aren't on Holy Roar anymore. Literally the best independent metal label these days. Oh well gotta pay for them windbreakers somehow.
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Yeah those windbreakers are kinda lame
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Their singer still works for Holy Roar though
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Holy Roar are a stepping stone label. They know that. Their roster is killer but if any of them make a mainstream push the label don't have the resources to help as much as a different label for sure
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