I think this album is a huge improvement from A Quiet Place To Die, I think Whenever You're Ready is a perfect track, a break from all the heavy. Also it allowed for utilization of the bassist's vocals
I think it's as solid an album as a quiet place! A few songs i dont care for but overall full of super cool heavy parts. Lochie's vocals are soooo good on this one too.
This album would pretty much be perfect if it weren't for Bring Back The Noise, Double Edge Demise and the title track bringing it down a little. I might just be biased though because A Quiet Place To Die is an all timer for me
Very unsure if I like this album or not, hopefully it grows on me in the future. Love the boys in alpha wolf anyways. They’ve become a mainstay in modern metalcore.
@user-jq8td1sh7b well I just got into metal the past 3 years or so, and I didn't start liking alpha wolf until like 6 months 😂😂 it's not band wagon, it's just new to me
@user-un5dt4tc8j dude they literally have songs about each other and the lead vocalist of dealer was the alpha wolf's original, dealer is a band made up of angry rejects.
lmao glad I’m not the only one with the Saliva association. I cringed hard tbh. Somehow this album should me right in my wheelhouse as nu-metal and metalcore fanatic. But it just misses the point for me. Can’t tell you why, but it just does. A few songs stand out for me though. I’ll give this album a few more listens.
Obviously bands evolve and i understand that, but i feel like the singing parts of the songs aren't particularly written well, the riffs kind of sound the same throughout the songs, i also feel like a lot of the breakdowns are just okay, i get theyre experimenting with heavier tunings on some of them and a different feel, but they dont really hit for me quite like they do on AQPTD, kind of feel like the breakdowns sound like other bands but just done worse.
