1. Corruptions
2. Call To Arms
3. Self Distance
4. Deceptions
5. Vices
6. Amalgamete
7. Revelations
8. Dystopia
9. Regression
10. Transcendence
Genre: Metalcore
For Fans Of: August Burns Red, Saints To Sinners, Atreyu
Fifth release and debut on Red Cord Records, they've changed a little bit once again, the vocals sound pretty good and the overall sound has improved a lot but in a good way. They’re a bit more heavier than they were before, which is a good thing, their sound has a way better flow to it than it did in the other releases I have to say, I’m kind of excited to see where this album will takes these guys, this album isn't really the best out of everything they've written, but it does come to the last album in greatness. Out of all the albums though, this would be my second favorite and the one I listen to the most, mainly because it has a way better sound to it and production is way better than before on this release. A few songs that stick out on this song would be, Selfish Distance, Deceptions, Revelations, and Regression. Deceptions is probably one of my favorites on this release because of the intro and the sound in it is really heavy and the guitars on this song sound the best and just the flow of the song sounds really good to listen to, there isn't much wrong with this song, the lyrics are good, the sound is great, you can really see how much they've improved from older releases on this album, which is a really good. Revelations is another good song on this album because the intro starts off really soft and it’s an instrumental song, I kind of wish they had some vocals on the song, it’d probably sound better with vocals added to it to be completely honest. This album definitely shows how they've improved over time, they've gotten better in every release and there are minor things that still need to be fixed but time will fix those hopefully, I’m hoping this band just keeps getting better and better, with that being said I’m ready for the next release from this band.
Breakdown:
Screams: The screamer got better in this release than he was
in any other in my opinion, no he’ll never have those screams that he had on
the first release, or spine chilling from the fourth release, but they've gotten better and matured a lot from them, hoping they kind of stay like this,
it sounds the best for their sound and really makes the songs come alive in a
their own way.
Instrument: Well, from older releases I guess you could say they've really improved the first release was their deepest and heaviest. This
album is heavy and has some great instrument
play, and has a great flow to them, which is something good about this album,
it just has that great vibe to it, this album isn’t really bad, but it’s
definitely nothing like the first few releases and not as heavy as them, but they've definitely matured and expanded their talents on each release, and they
never make it boring for the listener.
