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iarescientists
April 8th 2007


5865 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off

I'm not sure you'd like it. It carries some religious themes. =/

Intransit
April 8th 2007


2797 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

I don't think you'd like it. It's nowhere near as classic as such amazing bands like HIM and The Forces of Genericness



EDIT: I think Here's to Life is about drinking too so =This Message Edited On 04.08.07

indietrash
April 8th 2007


85 Comments


iarescientsits: sooo?
canyoneer: I don't expect to be as good as mentioned bands, but their latter efforts are good, so this might be as well.
and - yeah, drinking is nice enough.

iarescientists
April 8th 2007


5865 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off

idk bro, i thought you hated god and stuff. Listening to stuff with religious themes might dumb you down a little.

trustxdialect
April 8th 2007


1502 Comments


i think they were making fun of you just maybe

How did he miss that?

trustxdialect
April 8th 2007


1502 Comments


I deleted the account. I sent out like 409584039854 bulletins about it so I don't get how you'd miss it. edit: nvmThis Message Edited On 04.08.07

trustxdialect
April 8th 2007


1502 Comments


yeah add me i swear not to give your pictures out to anyone!

It feels like such an empty promise.
o.O

iarescientists
April 8th 2007


5865 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off

Guys, can we just discuss the music?

trustxdialect
April 8th 2007


1502 Comments


sorry iare hold on.


I've been meaning to check this out...

anyway. great review.

bITxHxC
April 19th 2007


5 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

Pretty sweet album and review.

RISEAGAINST8934
April 26th 2007


15 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

this is a great album bt you can never compare it to te original band Catch 22. nothing will ever be as good as that.

antihippy
June 8th 2007


696 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

this is one of the most energetic album i have ever heard.



fucking good stuff.

MeowMeow
June 21st 2007


662 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

This has grown on me... like, a lot.

FriendofTheDevil70
June 30th 2007


388 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Great band, and a very entertaining album.

Pint of stella
July 1st 2007


57 Comments

Album Rating: 2.5

I brought this album after hearing nothing but good things. It didn't turn out to be the musical pleasure that I was expecting it to be. The drums were amazing and the horn section were fantastic. However, I found that the album failed to really enetertain me. I even got bored in places. But the title track was awesome. Personally I think it's over-rated.

tinathefatlard
July 14th 2007


2051 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

You "brought" the album huh? Sounds like a personal problem to me.

cat destroyer
July 19th 2007


8 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

one of the best records ever.

Goku
August 8th 2007


253 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

This album is completely insane. I love every second of it. Its raised to my favorites very fast. I mean, I normally hate every horrible band that victory records puts out, but this band is so good.

JumpTheF**kUp
October 14th 2007


2722 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

2 new songs leaked.

Down, Down, Down to Mephisto's Cafe is so good.

Going to preorder once it gets closer to the review date now that I've been reassured.

Intransit
October 14th 2007


2797 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

The two new songs are absolutely breathtaking.



Call me a fucking faggot, but I am crying as to how beautiful the songwriting and arrangements are. Tom really embraced a completely unorthodox song structure on this album, and it really made this band better than I could have ever hoped for.



Barring some completely absurd circumstance, this is going to be album of the year, possibly of the decade.



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