Visceral, complex, colorful all at the same time. Are there any other works that can be considered all three?
Visceral, complex, colorful all at the same time. Are there any other works that can be considered all three?
Ryder Johnson
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Michael Ward
The Great Misdirect
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Levi Anderson
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Boring, emotionless, robotic.
Boring fucking album with nothing redeeming to it besides maybe the first couple minutes of white walls.
Nathan White
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It's preposterous the amount of layering and callbacks they put in this album, and that guitar solo is a beauty.
Jackson Green
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Alexander Ward
This is pretty neat. Thanks guys.
Nah, in fact I love how much emotion the album brings in thanks to the variety of timbre, dynamics, but most importantly, rhythms in use. I can see your criticism as more valid for some of the other progressive metal out there as they tend to lack organic rhythms or visceral intensity, but that's not the case on Colors.
Adam Lopez
Have you even listened to any other BTBAM albums? Colors is the exact same color the whole way through, I don't know why you even bothered trying to mention dynamics when every single song is the exact same wave bar, there is literally zero dynamic range on this album, the quiet parts are brickwalled, the loud parts are brick walled, it's all the same.
It just drudges on with the same monotone vocals and instrumentals until it finally fucking does everyone a favor and ends.
There is no variation on the album, every single song does the exact same thing, it has the exact same delivery, the exact same tone, and it aims to do the same thing as the last track, and of course fails at it.
Alaska and the Great Misdirect were a million times better, and everything after TGM was just boring "Haha we're SUPER prog boring now"
Luis Cruz
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