"The track features a new sound from the band, favouring a more alternative rock style rather than their traditional metalcore."
so I don't keep up with metalcore anymore, but I very much remember them making this switch yearrrrrs ago
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Yeah, that was the worst thing I've heard for 2019 so far.
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BMTH effect.
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Cba to listen, but does this sound like Nickelback?
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Yeah this band already wasn't metalcore anymore. Their last album was closer to just being hard rock
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why is everyone trying to sound like Imagine Dragons?
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Riff is Jaden Smith "Watch Me." Vocal patterns are oddly similar to Imagine Dragons "Believer." Composition is lazy. They are jumping headfirst into cesspool of revolving doors that is modern radio rock. The world has too many Shinedowns, Breaking Benjamins, Three Days Graces, it does not need more. The reason rock as a genre is so stagnant is NO ONE HAS THE BALLS TO DO SOMETHING NEW.
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Not true, there’s plenty of bands in the underground scene releasing great music. Check out practically anything on Holy Roar records as well as bands like State Faults, Birds In Row, Gouge Away and Petrol Girls.
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Didn’t expect to hate it like the rest of you but yeah this is really bad
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why is everyone trying to sound like Imagine Dragons?
[2]
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Bad
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My phone is refusing to load it and that's probably for the best
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@Kurai
True, but I believe Ambush is referring specifically to rock music.
Song sucks.
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This band should not exist. C'mon, split-up already!
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Every metalcore band has turned to red state rock and dad rock.
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Every mainstream metalcore band*
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Yeah there are still plenty of metalcore bands out there it's just that the trend hoppers have moved onto whatever they think will sell more units.
Which is probably a good thing for the genre.
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Sounds about right. It makes me laugh how Matt Tuck from Bullet for My Valentine defended the style change on their last album by saying 'metal's gone a bit stale', yet now his band is on the same label as Employed to Serve.
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@Kurai: Didn't Jason say in an interview that they tried to go heavy on that album but it simply didn't feel right for the mood of the writing though? I gotta say I believe Jason's take most of all, Venom felt a bit too safe and didn't have the same emotional pull.
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As for this song...yeah this is alright tbh
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this is just spicy Imagine Dragons
it's dogshit
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I don't know since I don't follow Bullet anymore (I only know of Matt's comments due to the backlash it got, with the head of Holy Roar writing a massive article proving that Metal isn't stake), but BFMV have just been trend hopping from the beginning. They started as a Nu Metal band in the late 90s called Jeff Killed John before changing to a metal core sound to capitalise on that hype train with The Poison. Scream Aim Fire was an attempt to win over the crowd who hated them for 'not being real metal', while Fever and Temper Temper were attempts to cater for the mainstream rock crowd. Venom was an attempt to win back fans of The Poison while last year's album was cashing in on the Bring Me The Horizon stadium rock hype train.
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@Kurai: That's a fair assessment I suppose. But as a fan, I think there's a little bit more to it than that.
"Scream Aim Fire was an attempt to win over the crowd who hated them for 'not being real metal'" Precisely my issue with that album tbh.
"Fever and Temper Temper were attempts to cater for the mainstream rock crowd." I feel like Fever did a way better job than Temper Temper at capitalizing on that crowd because it felt far more genuine.
"Venom was an attempt to win back fans of The Poison while last year's album was cashing in on the Bring Me The Horizon stadium rock hype train." And Venom came off way too safe meanwhile Gravity's a far more genuine sounding release to me - it's like the second incarnation of Fever in that regard.
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ab-so-lu-te ga-rb-age
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this gets noticed but new Sleeping With Sirens didn't?
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It’s probably for the best.
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Both bands are garbage.
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Disclaimer: I actually did enjoy their self-titled record, despite the not-so-good mixing.
It seems as if Asking Alexandria is continuing in the style that their self-titled album was going for...except this time, the mixing is even WORSE than their self titled. The drums sound horrendous. Snares sound muted, and the cymbals sound like GarageBand samples. I would like the main guitar riff of the song if it didn't dominate the whole entire track...it's comparable to a EDM group sampling the same melody continuously in a song.
While not the worst thing I've heard, this is definitely below average.
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The production on their self-titled blows.
This is at least passable in that regard. Not GOOD, but a step up. Songwriting wise, it's right smack in the middle between the better tracks on that album and the worst tracks on there.
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This band fucking sucks. Why are they so popular?
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One of the worst bands that has ever walked on earth.
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can't say I'm surprised but it was still disappointing
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It's their ten year anniversary of stand up and scream. Could they even play those songs anymore if they wanted to?
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It’s telling you not to waste your time listening to this crap
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New SWS sounds like a Hybrid Theory era Linkin Park B Side. We’d certainly have had a thread about it if Snide were still here.
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Lmao this is so fucking bad.
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@Kurai: Speaking as a distant friend of his, I doubt it this time. He didnt like the song at all lmao, i thought it was decent
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Well, that's at least one thing I can agree with Snide on. Is he planning to come back at all?
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Well, that's at least one thing I can agree with Snide on. Is he planning to come back at all?
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Not even remotely. I don't think Sputnik's been on his mind aside from little jabs at it whilst promoting the Black Malachite forums.
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why do you have to be a creep and refer to yourself in third person, snide/deathbat
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oh, this again... alright, cya
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you bring it on yourself
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Reading this comment thread...I checked out the new SWS song. Haven't listened to that band in a long, long while. The new SWS song is kind of awkward? A comment above mentioned how it sounded similar to 'Hybrid Theory era Linkin Park B-Side'. I completely agree in terms of songwriting/production, but the vocalist's voice just does NOT fit that style at all. Goes to show how certain voices are only suitable for certain genres. However, I'll be passing that song around to get other people's takes on it...despite its obvious mediocrity, there is something fascinating there.
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Judging from how booming the Black Malachite forms have been I can't imagine him coming back ever.
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he hasn't even really been that active there because of how damned busy he's became.
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Busy recording 7 new albums, 2 EP's, and pretending that he's writing a book and manga.
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I thought he was making some animated movie
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It was supposed to tie into that Space Opera he cancelled so I imagine that was cancelled too. And by cancelled I mean never existed.
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Why did he leave anyway? Was it ever stated why?
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Good track (if you can stomach Danny's vocals that is)
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Sounds like Danny heard a Nothing More track and wanted to make one, only to make it boring and shitty because his vocals are nothing compared to Nothing More's vocalist and the instrumentals aren't nearly as interesting
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Unpopular opinion - The Black is their best album
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Good lord that was terrible
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Yea this shit is ass
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Yes to the black being their best album
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The Black is their best album [3]
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whoa, that was LAME
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horrible track from a horrible band
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The Black has like two good songs
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this song makes me want to be dead
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relax bitch!!!
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