Not generic but I do wish the second half of the record slapped as much as the first half. Songs like deadwood and poison you didn't know what was coming next. Second half kind of lost that but still better than Cycle of Suffering
More on the generic side for Sylosis which is disappointing. I still like the record, but it certainly didn't meet expectations. It seems a little more cookie cutter and a little less like Sylosis. Don't care for Judas and Eye For An Eye for lyrical reasons (if I interpretted the way they are intended). Songs dedicated to preaching against religion are even more obnoxious than the opposite and I can't take them seriously. Deadwood, Pariahs, and Poison For The Lost are my favorites from the album. Not sure if Poison is about religion or politics or something else, either way, the lyrics are written in a way that it sounds good and not obnoxious like Judas/Eye For An Eye, (of course just my personal and controversial opinion). I like all the other songs, just not as much as those 3. I will say that like Orbit Culture, the songs do start to sound the same after awhile. I agree with your rating.
Even tho I'm religious I struggle with songs like Judas and Eye For An Eye due to how similar they are to all other songs based on the same subject. I don't like Ghost all that much but their lyrical content when speaking against religion is way better and more thought out. Some of the lyrics in the other songs fit the same mold of being about the same thing without out adding anything new to the topic. For me, it made the record not only sound generic but also have the same generic content as everyone else. Another reason why I didn't think it brought anything new.
@AmongTheFence That's pretty much how I feel. They're lyrically beating a dead horse when it comes to religion. I'm religious myself and am open to criticism and opinion, but the way the lyrics of those songs were handled was more comical than beneficial to their cause. Poison For The Lost lyrically though I can understand and agree with considering the "preachers' using religion as a way to milk the masses for a profit which is ridiculous. Or the false prophets that infiltrate and divide. Not all preachers and pastors are like this, but to those who are, that song really hits the nail on the head. With Eye and Judas, it's just the same redundant messaging against religion that we've been hearing for decades.
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It's generic but still fun. It's not a bad metal album but a weird sylosis album
I agree! They could do better!
Its more groove oriented but not at the height of their earlier albums.
Not generic but I do wish the second half of the record slapped as much as the first half. Songs like deadwood and poison you didn't know what was coming next. Second half kind of lost that but still better than Cycle of Suffering
I can agree with that. It is better than Cycle of Suffering
More on the generic side for Sylosis which is disappointing. I still like the record, but it certainly didn't meet expectations. It seems a little more cookie cutter and a little less like Sylosis. Don't care for Judas and Eye For An Eye for lyrical reasons (if I interpretted the way they are intended). Songs dedicated to preaching against religion are even more obnoxious than the opposite and I can't take them seriously. Deadwood, Pariahs, and Poison For The Lost are my favorites from the album. Not sure if Poison is about religion or politics or something else, either way, the lyrics are written in a way that it sounds good and not obnoxious like Judas/Eye For An Eye, (of course just my personal and controversial opinion). I like all the other songs, just not as much as those 3. I will say that like Orbit Culture, the songs do start to sound the same after awhile. I agree with your rating.
Even tho I'm religious I struggle with songs like Judas and Eye For An Eye due to how similar they are to all other songs based on the same subject. I don't like Ghost all that much but their lyrical content when speaking against religion is way better and more thought out. Some of the lyrics in the other songs fit the same mold of being about the same thing without out adding anything new to the topic. For me, it made the record not only sound generic but also have the same generic content as everyone else. Another reason why I didn't think it brought anything new.
@AmongTheFence That's pretty much how I feel. They're lyrically beating a dead horse when it comes to religion. I'm religious myself and am open to criticism and opinion, but the way the lyrics of those songs were handled was more comical than beneficial to their cause. Poison For The Lost lyrically though I can understand and agree with considering the "preachers' using religion as a way to milk the masses for a profit which is ridiculous. Or the false prophets that infiltrate and divide. Not all preachers and pastors are like this, but to those who are, that song really hits the nail on the head. With Eye and Judas, it's just the same redundant messaging against religion that we've been hearing for decades.
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