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- 4.8
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Tracklist
- 1[untitled]1:08
- 2Enter Shikari2:52
- 3Mothership4:30
- 4Anything Can Happen in the Next Half Hour…4:32
- 5[untitled]1:01
- 6Labyrinth3:51
- 7No Sssweat3:16
- 8Today Won’t Go Down in History3:34
- 9[untitled]1:28
- 10Return to Energiser4:35
- 11[untitled]0:18
- 12Sorry, You’re Not a Winner3:52
- 13[untitled]0:35
- 14Jonny Sniper4:01
- 15Adieu5:40
- 16OK, Time for Plan B4:55
- 17[untitled]2:44
Reviews
Rated 4/10
Juu varmaan 13-vuotiaana olis tippunu mut ei enää.
Rated 1/10
I hate the vocals here with an extreme passion. I'm feeling bad for giving RHCP one star yesterday, because this is a whole new level of awful.
Rated 4/10
Like a less fun Electric Callboy
Rated 10/10
I never would have expected to enjoy screamo electronica, but this hits right
Rated 6/10
An English take on Slipknot-era metal; it sounds great but I always find music like this more funny than threatening. The band look like butter would't melt in their mouths, but here they are singing about death and annihilation. Bless 'em.
Rated 2/10
My daughter getting kidnapped would be less distressing than being made to listen to this awful album.
Rated 2/10
Sorry person who added this, but this visually made me cringe up the moment the instrumentals started, and every time I started to ease into it a bit, it would do something to toss me right back into the Hellfire that is this album. The sound is that of an album that could be realistically played anywhere and nowhere at the same time. I could imagine hearing this blaring out of a stranger's car and not batting an eye and being concerned simultaneously. Post-hardcore just has so much great product in the world, I don't know why you'd try to drag it down with dated 2000s synths, and I say that as someone who added a 70s disco album. I could see the appeal, I guess, but if an acquaintance puts this on, I'm laughing at them, and they know they deserve it just a tiny bit.
Rated 4/10
One of the inventors of nu-rave - possibly the least important and least influential genre in popular music. Like someone playing a guitar near a terrible rave, but somehow (sometimes) less fun than that sounds.
I'm also docking a star for being an influence on the dubstep dreck that followed - and this wasn't going to score highly before that!
Rated 4/10
Kinda reminded me of that Ministry album from the main list, where the production was way more sample-loopy than I would have expected.
Problem is I liked the Industrial Metal fusion going on in Psalm 69, but I sure as hell don't like screamo.
Rated 8/10
I seen these guys back in 2005 at a tiny gig at the viewfield hotel in Arbroath, was one of my favourite gigs at that venue, it absolutely kicked off.
Loved their demos and didn’t mind this album but kinda lost interest in the band and the music shortly after. I don’t think this album holds up well today, But thank you to who ever added this for a nice personal trip up memory lane. 4 stars for the 2005 gig.