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I went and checked them out. From the link in the description. They’re really good. I left a comment, I subscribed. I came across both you and them by happy accident

Ty for the review!!🤘🏼

paused right on that nasty floor tom THOOOM!

That part at the end slaps

Saw them in concert in line 2001... they were way better back then

Legendary band. Song really stomps, reminds me a lot of the Versions era with a bit of The Tropic Rot thrown in

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I knew you would like it! Brian the guitar player said an interview that when writing the song they wanted to try to incorporate all of the different albums that they had over the years in one song

I got my order from Relapse Records today. Candy: Super Stare 7 inch is short but sweet. I love it.

This is skinhead hardcore

Thank you for presenting records, bands... from the hardcore scene of all styles that deserve to break through beyond our borders. Keep up the good work, and let us know about these killers who are hidden in the shadows, but who deserve a spotlight of recognition because their music is so excellent. Peace friend,

Its underrated honestly. Devour is one of his best tracks imo

Ngl this album is an experimental of country metal and paying homage of the genre he grew up with like Wallen and ernest. Most of his song writing comes from his experience as a country boy that listens and want to show love to the genre that started him like Wallen did. Its respectable. It's not for everyone since he was brought in as a country singer that was brought up by Florida Georgia and Wallen. Sometimes artist doesn't want the masses opinions but want what's true to him. And with this album some ppl relates and Jim Bob. I connect with southern culture.

Thank you for reacting. Joy is amazing

Cant get into em, have the girst 7inch and the 2nd demo tape . The sound of the lp isnt for me Check out Bad Image, Pollute, echo chamer, nyc shootout

Thank you kindly for the review. I'm happy you are able to give an objective take on the music and I will take your comments into consideration with the next release.

Dig the cover art

Matthew the music curator I like it.

Wage wars entire album history is just amazing

motley spew heavy metal ? 😅😅😅

I feel bad that this if the first album you have to listen to. You should have listened to the album Awake instead. Its their best album in my opinion.

Never seen someone review one of my favorite bands! Loved it! 🤟🏼

Magnetic was a surprise radio hit for the band. I’m told a lot of fans don’t like the album, though

Hard

My faith, my family, and my freedom to hear almost any other band instead.

Generic torture

I look forward to reviewing this with Hector

You should do The Dissemintors- Keep Punk Rock Great

Im honna go watch some of your other reviews bevause right now it sounds like you dont understand what this style is all about. The song you like is a cover song.

Chris barnes is legenday go listen to hammer smashed face by his first band cannibal corpse. 6 feet under is great you must like the new shit death metal old sludge metal which is what 6 feet under is some of them play 1 riff for the whole song. Listen to dope smoker by sleep it 1 main riff for 31 minutes 1 songs its 31 minutes long because the riff is so good. What heavy death metal Doom bands do you like. Heir of the dog is a cover song didnt you do your homework

Wrong album

Their older stuff is better

I had a Trapt shirt in high school 😂 also Adema 😅😅

We did an "Is It That Bad" on this album and it ultimately landed the #8 spot on my worst albums list. Hector also had this album on his worst list. Emily's voice is ear-piercing whether she's shrieking loudly or trying to imitate Chester in the studio. She's nails on a chalkboard. And the week after, Hector, JC, Rock of All Ages and I appeared on Live Listen Erased's "Controversial Artists: Where Do You Draw the Line", and Emily was one of the artists on the list due to her ties to Scientology and the Masterson trial.

Your lack of musical knowledge is amazing bro- hair of the dog is a cover song , the original version is done by a band named nazareth you stick to listening to emo 🖤 like your outro song for your video🖕🖕

Sfu rulez.

Yu not like

U don't even like 6' Under chump

Chilli from Live Listen Erased along with Hector, JC, Rock of All Ages and I did an episode of "Controversial Artists: Where Do You Draw the Line" last month. We talked about three of Motley Crue's members, Vince Neil, Nikki Sixx and Tommy Lee.

One of the songs, "Psychopath", features Ice-T's wife Coco and daughter Chanel screaming as if they were being attacked by a chainsaw-wielding maniac. The chainsaw sound actually reminded me of that Simpsons episode from season 5 when Homer comes busting into Bart's room shouting "BART, DO YOU WANNA SEE MY NEW CHAINSAW AND HOCKEY MASK?!", scaring the S**T out of Bart!

Hector and I did an "Is It That Bad" on this album. It was the very first "Is It That Bad" I ever appeared on. Both Hector and I gave it thumbs down! I was watching Hector's "worst albums of 2024" video and noticed he didn't have this album on his list! It landed at #5 on my worst list.

Oh shit. Good to see these dudes are doing it again!

Live Listen Erased along with our pals JC, Hector, Rock of All Ages and Justin from War Curse and me did an episode of "Controversial Artists: Where Do You Draw the Line", where we talked about Emily Armstrong, Tim Lambesis, P. Diddy, Dave Grohl and Motley Crue [three members]. Unfortunately, just a few days after the taping of that recent collab, more disturbing revelations emerged about Tim Lambesis. A video began to circulate showing Lambesis abusing his wife.

Solid list, I’ll have to give these ones a solid listen. Some other albums that stuck with me personally were Final Resting Place’s EP, Fentanyls self titled album and Conditioned for Demolition from Haywire. Knocked loose definitely hit it out of the park though, they were what introduced me to hardcore (via a fist to the eyeball at a show…) and it’s genuinely insane to see them reach the level that they’re at now musically and popularity wise

Is it your opinion on what the 10 worst albums are or your personal least enjoyed records? Or 10 most disappointing releases? Like the Deicide one is bad because the have built your expectations up from past albums. Yet it would still be better than countless other albums in a vacuum. So its just a disappointing. Same thing with Katy Perry - if this was her debut, noone would think it was bad, noone would care. Sabrina Carpenter songs are all banger tunes. For its target demographic of teens and 20s it is objectively great new and interesting music from an experienced pop star finally hitting her stride. Its clearly one of the better pop albums of this year... so is this your own taste or you actually believe its one of the 10 worst albums of 2024 as per the title? Or is it just click bait? Theres a big difference between disappointing albums and bad albums, and an even bigger difference between objectively awful music, and your own personal taste. This list is a bit of a mess of all three. People do love lists though and you can use Sabrina Carpenters name to get outrage clicks 😆.

Vexing Hex sound like a Ghost clone. But with more modern production.

I enjoyed the Alestorm EP that came out this past March, especially that cover of "Last Saskatchewan Pirate"!

I did a video on the "worst albums of 2024" two weeks ago. My list contained the following: Dishonorable mentions: Pearl Jam-Dark Matter Slash-Orgy of the Damned Eminem-Death of Slim Shady [Coup de Grace] Actual list: 10. Ministry-Hopiumforthemasses 9. Green Day-Saviors 8. Linkin Park-From Zero 7. The Offspring-Supercharged 6. Katy Perry-143 5. Six Feet Under-Killing for Revenge 4. Motley Crue-Cancelled [EP] 3. Inquisition-Veneration of Medieval Mysticism and Cosmological Violence [this is due to the disgusting CP allegations regarding Dagon] 2. Falling in Reverse-Popular Monster 1. MARILYN MANSON-ONE ASSASSINATION UNDER GOD: CHAPTER 1

Update on Crossfaith: Bassist Hiroki had to quit. Wasn't publicly announced why, but from a couple of events and the overall timeline before a year long hiatus the band took because of it, it seems it was health related issues. The band needed a while to figure out if there was a way back for them or if they should just call it quits at this point. They decided they weren't done yet and added their support guitarist as full member. They now have two guitarists and no bassist. As far as I know, "Canopus" is a bit of a tribute anthem kind of song for Hiroki. I guess that's part of the reason for the last three songs being what they are. And personally speaking I think they're fine at the end like that. Either of them mixed in with the others would have disturbed the chemistry the others have with each other. 🤷‍♀️ And in regards to the drumming: I guess what you noticed on this one is that due to a couple side gigs for acts from different genres over the last two years, he's been opening his horizon and idea of drumming a bit and has been exploring that a bit. I like that he's working on advancing his skill set and style. Doesn't all have to be a 100% hit. It's ok for there to be a little bit of a somewhat miss every now and then. It's still better than someone who keeps doing that one and the same thing over and over again and yes, evolution sometimes includes "things that don't entirely work out".