song rules, can't wait for the album
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the full guitars and production makes me regret not buying the Will Putney amp sims
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I *think* I like this. Metalcore generally leaves a bad taste in my mouth but this has a lot to like.
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I mean, this is kinda metalcore, but there’s much more post-hardcore influence here, and this band focuses on atmosphere and fullness rather than generic riffing
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Yeah, I think that's why I can get along with this. Post-hardcore is my fav genre, and the atmospherics here are nice. The metalcore elements still make me pause and question how good it is. But I could see myself getting more and more used to those elements of their sound. I'll definitely check out the lp when it drops.
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excited for the new album for sure
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yea, this is shaping up to be quite the album
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saw these guys live 9-10 years ago, surprised theyre still making music
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This is fucking sick, love these guys. That guitar part at 2:28 is so dope, and I love the tinge of post hardcore that they've added to their sound, that chorus is powerful
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I think I prefer "The Cure," this one doesn't have too much that stands out on first listen. It feels like something I've heard before, and not in a good way
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These guys always put out good shit. I like the first song more but I still dig this. Safe to assume the album will be good to great.
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Song is dope. Very excited for the album. WaTG are one of the best young phc/metalcore bands out right now
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Good song can't wait.
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Interesting choice for a single though as it sounds more like a bridge in between two other more fully formed songs. Album gonna be great though I'm sure of it.
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I'm amped for it, just hope this is the weakest or at least one of the weaker songs on it.
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tbh both songs are good, but they didn't really blow me away or anything
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Haven't listened to much from these guys since Captors. Pretty good song.
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I thought this said wolves in the throne room and I was extremely confused at the song
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I think that happens almost every time an article pops up about this band, lol
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Oh hell yeah, this is rad. Pumped for the new album.
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Song is nuts. It seeps out so much maturity and talent. Ironically one of the most evolved metalcore tracks I have ever heard.
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