Album Rating: 4.5

I think the review could use some work - a 3.5? and the goes on to say they have an identity crisis? lol Dude more bands need to have some major identity crisis then - Every single one of them

Album Rating: 3.0

It's pretty common consensus that bands who try to change up their style/sound too much too quickly end up in limbo and don't produce much in the way of quality material until they get a handle on things. And some never do.

Album Rating: 4.0

This isn't really that huge of a departure for them though. They were clearly starting this transition on the last album and have just moved further in that direction

Album Rating: 2.0

Should've called themselves Chapel of Big Zs because this is insanely boring. Also the mix is horrid. Why the hell are the drums so loud?

Album Rating: 4.0

@rudy I think 3.5 is a fair rating, considering the large majority of opinions on this and the issues I cite on the review. I personally have it as a 4 cause I really like it.



Also I literally wrote: "identity crisis? Or is it evolution?"



Maybe it wasn't clear but yeah this is the band's natural evolution from the last two albums and one of the reasons they are so particular.

Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off

These dudes have an intringing sound

Album Rating: 4.0

Rudy up there is probably 13 years old commenting on Sput from his mother's basement. I know this because that was me 15 years ago lmao.

Album Rating: 4.0

This is pretty cool

Album Rating: 4.0

Keep coming back to this

Album Rating: 4.0

Same, it's a great album. Probably my 2nd most listened for 2024 behind Chelsea Wolfe

Album Rating: 3.5

cool! That non-distorted solo section one minute into 'An ode To The Conqueror' is genuine Mark Knopfler worship and actually good at that!



The first spin of the album seemed a bit samey but flowed well. Some cleans seem to straddle the line between unremarkably blending in and annoying though...



Gotta give it some more time.