Everything Everything: WORST TO BEST 

How couldn't I? Its too damn good.

Who can blame him

I figured placing it above arc would be controversial but i like it's aesthetic more.

@@Theybo2 I think once someone gets far enough into the video and gets a sense of how you view the quality of an album in full, it’s not controversial either way. Like, you had a consistent line of reasoning and it made sense. And besides, I have a much more controversial album ranking as I think AFD is their worst album. If I did a video with that at #6 I’d be discredited immediately.

Smh says u

@@Theybo2 honestly really enjoyed the video, typed up my comment fairly late (and a bit tired) so I hope it wasn’t too negative. I just happen to like Pizza Boy a lot.

U good

Pizza Boy is a bop.

because get to heaven sweeps 😎

it is very great tho

Man Alive should be #1….but I can see why newer listeners would go more for Get To Heaven.

@@kaylamanor Yes, a new fan, that has been listening to them since 2017..... Aka 7 whole years. Just let people like what they like man.

I think you need to listen to Mountainhead a bit more. It took me time to like it and Now I Think it's great!

@@acrobaticassault yeah I could see it being above RDF in a few months, but not in that top 3

genuinely surprised this video still gets comments from time to time. didnt realize this band had such a dedicated following!

​@@Theybo2lol, I just got this video in my recommended, probably because I've been listening to Mountainhead nonstop this week! Nice ranking, though I do have to agree with the above, Pizza Boy goes hard

Incomprehensible. Distant Past is fire.

I think i would put it just under man alive. It's very clean and smooth, good vibes and nice aesthetic. But not a favorite

I felt this way initially but over time it's grown on me.

I think it's their most divisive album because it's their most experimental (and some of those experiments work while others flop badly). It also has my favourite song of all time from them in The Actor. I think the slower, moodier songs on RA are for the most part much stronger than the upbeat ones.

I love Re-animator, because I believe it to be their most cohesive record. The shorter runtime, compared to the other albums, helps with this halloween/sci-fi kind of anthology vibe. The title of the album itself gives that away. Every two songs or so have their own group of thematic song titles and lyrics, with the exception being Big Climb. It is a juxtaposition with Lord of the Trapdoor, as the society Higgs depicts goes from corporate identity and loss of control, to feral tribes with free will (Lord of the Flies?), respectively. Some other themes are more obvious, like Planets into Moonlight (my favorite track). The origin of Violent Sun is also quite an emptionally resonant story, from Higgs. The guitar lines, throughout Re-animator, feel like the main reoccuring element that ties every song together; mainly due to chugging 8th note rythms and rests, with the focus on reverb on every instrument. The tracks without them, like In Birdsong, are for the sake of the balladry. May I add that this album also contains some killer bass lines, that scratch my brain. The heavier moments don't feel as removed, simply beause the catchiest moments on the record are in there. Though; I wish the production lent to some of the breakdown riffs having more attack to them, like in the b-side single, SUPERNORMAL - which is a banger deep-cut btw. While people seem to not see how distinct the tracks are - many moments seem quite iconic, to me. Black Hyena's chorus, or ending of Lost Powers, or the spacious Actor all seen like the outcome of Re-animator's driving force: being Everything Everything's response to the claustrophobia of Covid-19, and making their most home-spun, indie record, to date.

Haven't listened to it yet! Maybe I'll make a Review video.

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