me too! this was HUGE for me but to be fair, had I reacted to it now after never hearing it before I probably wouldn't be blown away. This was massive when it dropped though
It was good the year it came out. The standard for metalcore is a lot higher these days, if this came out today I'm not sure it would get much attention
Yeah I think this was probably good back when emo/emo-core was popular. The clean chorus sounded emo-style. Edit: Song came out in 2011 so it was around the emo/emo-core period.
also the mix on mmf albuns sucks major ass, the riffs were always outshined by the vocals and drums, when i saw a guitar cover once it changed my mind totally
"The Victim" or "The Haunted" would be better shouts of off this record IMO, also "Vices" & "Alive In The Lights" off the following record "Challenger" are both bangers!
You gotta remember that The Hollow is like 10 years old, it wasn't really "generic" at the time, it was just what was popular similar to how metalcore has adopted its own new sound now. There are some of those Southern elements in that album too, and even in Challenger, but after that they completely turned to shit.
@@TricksBe4Chicks that's fine and dandy, but my point was that all of those bands still pretty much had the same sort of metalcore sound. Guitar sounds, drum patterns, etc. Metalcore nowadays is a lot more progressive and/or melodic.
Honestly the track is good, just doesn't really stand the test of time when tons of band took this exact sound and ran with it after them, just like many bands did with the Asking Alexandria sound
I would say Unconditional was my last hope of them. That album is straight fire, loved the orchestral background on the majority of the album... But yeah, after that, it's a No from me, unfortunately
Something I've noticed about this era of metalcore is since almost every band sounded the same and followed the same formula none of it really stood the test of time. Like some people feel some nostalgia for old Asking Alexandria but that's really it.
Yeah exactly, it was like them, woe is me, issues, and a few others... Cameron Mizell shaped that sound with the super digital sounding drums and all that.
This album was groundbreaking during its time of release. Bought a physical copy and jammed it till I got sick of it. Listening to this 10+ years later can feel a bit outdated and boring so I understand
Personally I really dug this track alot, then again what do I know I've only been listening to metal for a year now, but I obviously love the honesty. hope these guys still got some tracks that appeal more to you!
I wasn't generic when it came out, I'd dare to say that a lot of band got generic trying to copy "the hollow sound". I remember hearing this and the victim and getting my head blown up.
It’s great that you are honest about your reactions. I can’t stand the reaction dudes that are so obvious say the same thing over and over whether they like a song a lot or not
Not liking old MMF is like saying you don’t like old Asking Alexandria or any old metal core bands🤷♂️ MMF has a more inspirational type of music and wasn’t worried about impressing people with just their music.
Memphis May Fire and Asking Alexandria were bigger bands on the scene, but Asking Alexandria now has more of a Hard Rock sound, and Memphis doesn't do the typical breaks that replicate Sempiternal's production with growls everywhere to sound heavy and incomprehensible, are more dynamic with their mix and composition 🧐🤔
Have you heard Sleepwalking by these guys? You said after Matty came in you lost interest because they lost their southern edge but that album has a ton of that since they'd already written it before he joined. Super good album imo and it's by far their best, never checked out the EP much though since I didn't like the singer too much from what I heard
I'd also say Phinehas' first 2 albums have a lot of southern influence, but not as much as the other bands you mentioned. Honestly the Southern Rock influence is super slept on and I wish more bands had some southern influence
It definitely struggles to hold up against today’s standards but I won’t lie, looooved it as a teenager! Would not pass today thanks to it’s uniformity 🤷🏼♂️ I’d agree with other people when they say you should try Sleepwalking by them! Defo has more of the southern taste you said you preferred
@@silasxaviertheprod.9734 I personally love this song, it’s my favorite MMF song but I can understand why someone who didn’t grow up with this music wouldn’t like it, because my emo phase was all Attack Attack! Asking Alexandria, and others as well
It makes me happy that you were a big fan of their first EP. I LOVED that southern sound, and they had a couple songs on the first album like that, but then they abandoned it altogether. I wish that sound made a comeback.
ab so lutely LOVE this song. people are entitled to their own opinion. my ear orgasms when i hear this song. but i get it. yea its kinda generic, but that chorus just hooks me man.
But the thing is that this wasn't generic at the time. This, along with old Asking Alexandria for example, were at the top of the scene. Bands like these, and this type of music, are the reason so many bands we listen to today exist honestly. It sounded more like you just have an issue with Matty. Which I think he has definitely ruined the band recently. I don't really like their new stuff. But back then, this was a classic. Definitely one of the best metalcore albums of all time.
I wasn't feeling it either, it felt way to predictable and I felt like it was the same rendition as any other style of this era of metalcore. Sure it was some slight different factors here and there. But it was very repetitive and there was no outstanding elements that made me love the song.
As previous commenters have said, you have to listen in the context of the times. These days sure, it comes off as generic, but when it was first released, it wasn't. It's a bit like when people first listen to Enter Shikari now, they come out and say "they sound like they ripped off X band/have a generic formula", even though their debut came out in 2007 and they were one of the first bands with that sound to get any real attention (plus their sound has somewhat changed with each album....The Spark pretty much had no screams/shouty vocals for example).
For it’s time this track fucking ripped, and imo it’s one of their only songs that really still fucking goes every time I come back to it. It’s “generic” metalcore sure, but that’s by today’s standards. This was A plus work back when it dropped. Banger for me personally
There is a reason Memphis became one of the biggest bands in the entire genre and it's because of this album. When this album came out, it was top tier metalcore and pretty much every single metalcore band stole the sound and tried to make music like it. Bad take calling it "Generic" when it paved the way to what "generic" metalcore is now.
Memphis always had personality with their music, and A LOT of impact, since Sempiternal change the game, and Memphis still holding their sound but more technical, was when if you don't replicate that sound, you are generic, and now many bands copy Sempiternal (an amazing album) and make it THE generic metalcore, like it's happening with bands trying to emulate Spiritbox production and composition, the first than do it are originals an innovators
Memphis May Fire is what happens if Fit For a King were a Risecore band. This is one of those bands where I was always just kinda "meh" on. It's not bad, but it's not something I'd choose to jam. But this goes for most bands that come from Rise Records, most of them sound almost identical.
I'm with you on this, but sadly some of their popish newer stuff (some is good, some is unlistenable IMO) has the southern rock sound. The brand new stuff is like straight arena core, but the 2014-2016 is a mixture of arena, pop, metal. Its especially noticeable when they play a guitar solo. It has a weird blues sound to it. Almost like lynyrd skynyrd joined up with Breaking Benjamin to play a bridge/solo lol.
I was in the same boat loved the first ep and kinda fell off after that, but after I came back around I did enjoy the next couple albums after sleepwalker. The last couple albums didn’t really do much for me though.
I think it's solid. It's nothing special. Like, this ain't gonna top the new singles from Of Mice And Men or something, but I still think it has its moments. Especially the drums. I think the drums are MVP on this. That said, I kinda think it is satisfactory taken in context. This came back when metalcore was the favourite genre to hate on because tbh it was very basic and just kinda not too good, at least quite large parts of it weren't. So I guess I'm that context, it's a solid track.
I from Dallas where this band is from, so a lot of people around here take this band super seriously... I’m not one of them. Their first EP is the only good thing ever did.
lol this song was goated/god tier when it released. seems metalbirb likes to go back to the "i grew up in this scene" and talk about how songs don't hold up. lol
I understand you have your opinions, for you generic is boring. I don’t want you to give up on this band yet. If you did anymore reactions there are only 4 other songs I think are worth listening too they are “No Ordinary Love”, “Sleepless Nights”, “The Rose”, and the Abandoned”.
And when they release the rock album "Broken", many of them was like "Why they lost their roots, was amazing the first 2 albums", and now they comeback stronger with the lastest singles, and there are some kids calling it "generic", it's like, man, they don't replicate the Sempiternal stuff, that's (sadly) a generic sound thanks to thousand of bands than do the same thing, most of the metalcore fans (actually) are in a way copying them since 9 years ago, but no one complains that 😂
I knew Birb wasn't gonna dig this lolol. That's cool, but thing is, the whole reason why you (prob) feel this is generic is because so many bands after this album were trying to sound like MMF on the Hollow. Few bands had really nailed "the formula" for this brand of metalcore yet imo and they did. So generic, maybe, I dunno, but if it is its only because of the legacy this album has within the metalcore genre. Just my two cents!
These guys have other greats that are better than this. Their first albums were not their best but they have grown and evolved in their sound, and techniques. Dig deeper and I'm positive you find better.
im starting to think you just dont enjoy crabcore this wasnt super generic back then this was just the sound most bands went for just like these days everyone tries to sound like architects
Agree with most everyone else. Metalcore was very generic at the time this was released and this actually felt fresh then. Unfortunately it sounds bad now because Memphis May Fire beat this style into the ground since then and the genre has produced better quality bands since then as well. But at the time this was well produced and their singer stood out in the scene.
Based on the music video, you'd think that Matt was the only member of the band lol. I wasn't into this one either. It doesn't do it for me now, and it didn't do it for me back then. Even then it came off as being really generic. (Edit: Lotta people saying "it wasn't generic at the time", idk man, it came off generic to me back then, but I'm not trying to get into any arguments w peeps). Some other bands in the genre were capable of some interesting stuff, but MMF never recaptured what they had after their first EP.
I agree completely. I listened to them here and there back in the day, but never could really get into them because their material is generally pretty predictable and doesn't really have a wow factor. Not horrible per se, just not my jam.
Agreed. I don't understand why people think this band or AA were groundbreaking. There were plenty of other metal core bands leaps and bounds better than them. Underoath is definitely one of them.
Absolutely loved this song when it came out, but now idk if it’s my disdain toward MMF or the fact that it was just a product of its time but it’s really generic sounding and just all-around meh
You gotta respect his opinion, you don't like it ,oh well keep it moving.. there is German band called promise they sing in English. They go hard as fuck . Check the song buried
I call you on bs you had stink face multiple times. Just saying I guarantee you would admit you were wrong listening it over a actual sound that you can feel! I didn't until I had. But 15 in. Vegas without amp is mind blowing. Have amp!
This was their peak tbh before this sound became super oversaturated and generic, but they've basically done nothing but shit the bed since then. Challenger was okay, and then a very steep dropoff. It's clear they are pretty dried up in the passion and creativity department aside from making bland jesus humping music
I loved this song when it came out, I think it hasn’t aged that well. I think if I waited for this long to hear it I wouldn’t think it was that great. But at the time it was a banger!
Yeaaahhh... I'm a Memphis May fire fan for the most part and I agree with BirB. I'm not a fan of this either. I was hoping this would draw me back to the May fire but it just didn't do it for me. Pissed some people off on this 1 Birb! 🤣🤘
its okay bayyybeeeeeee i love you! This a hood classic for me.
You need a doctah baby, u sked? 🤣
Same lol
@@clayman478 😂
@@clayman478 oh gosh
me too! this was HUGE for me but to be fair, had I reacted to it now after never hearing it before I probably wouldn't be blown away. This was massive when it dropped though
The album this song is from is one of the best Metalcore albums to exist in my opinion
This album was 10/10 back in the day
Still pretty damn good if you ask me
Don't listen to the babies
Lol people dont know how good this song was when it got released
Good way to look at it honestly, I’m not even remotely impressed cuz of how good some bands have gotten now
It was amazing when it came out
I personally still love the old school sound shit I still listen to shit like horse the band and drop dead gorgeous lol
I heard it back in early 2016 and thought it was badass
This! The sinner and the abandoned were two of the best songs in the day. Still good IMO
It was good the year it came out. The standard for metalcore is a lot higher these days, if this came out today I'm not sure it would get much attention
Yeah I think this was probably good back when emo/emo-core was popular. The clean chorus sounded emo-style.
Edit: Song came out in 2011 so it was around the emo/emo-core period.
also the mix on mmf albuns sucks major ass, the riffs were always outshined by the vocals and drums, when i saw a guitar cover once it changed my mind totally
"The Victim" or "The Haunted" would be better shouts of off this record IMO, also "Vices" & "Alive In The Lights" off the following record "Challenger" are both bangers!
Doooood! Those are all of my favorites’ they’re honestly just straight forward songs! If you really listen to them they speak a lot!
You gotta remember that The Hollow is like 10 years old, it wasn't really "generic" at the time, it was just what was popular similar to how metalcore has adopted its own new sound now. There are some of those Southern elements in that album too, and even in Challenger, but after that they completely turned to shit.
It was pretty generic even then, but it didn't stop it from being a great album at all.
Matty did state in an Instagram live video that they next album will sound angry like their early material so here's hoping..
Never liked it even back then so many bands did it better than them like woe is me, of mice and men, sea of treachery the list goes on
@@TricksBe4Chicks that's fine and dandy, but my point was that all of those bands still pretty much had the same sort of metalcore sound. Guitar sounds, drum patterns, etc. Metalcore nowadays is a lot more progressive and/or melodic.
@@RthereNEusernames yeah for sure a lot of metalcore bands have their own sound and style now that’s for sure it’s a lot better
Honestly the track is good, just doesn't really stand the test of time when tons of band took this exact sound and ran with it after them, just like many bands did with the Asking Alexandria sound
Once Matty started gluing his hair in place the band went downhill fast
This comment is better than anything they’ve made in years lmao
LOL
except challenger that album was fireeee
@@CrabCoreKing Agreed
I would say Unconditional was my last hope of them. That album is straight fire, loved the orchestral background on the majority of the album... But yeah, after that, it's a No from me, unfortunately
Something I've noticed about this era of metalcore is since almost every band sounded the same and followed the same formula none of it really stood the test of time. Like some people feel some nostalgia for old Asking Alexandria but that's really it.
Yeah exactly, it was like them, woe is me, issues, and a few others... Cameron Mizell shaped that sound with the super digital sounding drums and all that.
Lots of bands stood out lol
This album was groundbreaking during its time of release. Bought a physical copy and jammed it till I got sick of it. Listening to this 10+ years later can feel a bit outdated and boring so I understand
All I know is u better react to Phinehas when they start dropping singles
Yes
Ya that band has thier own sound in a way mixed with As I lay dying and whatever else
The Hollow is an amazing album.
Personally I really dug this track alot, then again what do I know I've only been listening to metal for a year now, but I obviously love the honesty. hope these guys still got some tracks that appeal more to you!
You rocked out the whole time and then you were like ehh it sucks 😂
Weird reaction, MMF has their own sound, even now
I discovered this band some days ago. This is pure fire. That album is also sooo god. 👏🏽
This is my favorite song by them. It's all about taste . Plenty of others I disliked that other think I should like
I wasn't generic when it came out, I'd dare to say that a lot of band got generic trying to copy "the hollow sound". I remember hearing this and the victim and getting my head blown up.
It’s great that you are honest about your reactions. I can’t stand the reaction dudes that are so obvious say the same thing over and over whether they like a song a lot or not
When this came out it didn't sound like anything else at the time, now it sounds generic because over the last 10 years people adopted this sound
Completely disagree with your thoughts... The Hollow and Challenger by Memphis May Fire are still two of the best metal-core albums of all time
Are game changer at the scene and for them, even now with their last singles 🔥
Their new song blood and water is straight fire
the new song by them came out yesterday and i highly recommend it
I just started listening to their old shit again. I forgot how innovative their instrumentals were at the time
Not liking old MMF is like saying you don’t like old Asking Alexandria or any old metal core bands🤷♂️ MMF has a more inspirational type of music and wasn’t worried about impressing people with just their music.
100 bands did it better than them back then
Well, i don't like AA either, what's special about a bunch of generic breakdowns and synths? Lol
Memphis May Fire and Asking Alexandria were bigger bands on the scene, but Asking Alexandria now has more of a Hard Rock sound, and Memphis doesn't do the typical breaks that replicate Sempiternal's production with growls everywhere to sound heavy and incomprehensible, are more dynamic with their mix and composition 🧐🤔
The album of this song is by far one of my favorites, brings so many good memories 🙏
Have you heard Sleepwalking by these guys? You said after Matty came in you lost interest because they lost their southern edge but that album has a ton of that since they'd already written it before he joined. Super good album imo and it's by far their best, never checked out the EP much though since I didn't like the singer too much from what I heard
I'd also say Phinehas' first 2 albums have a lot of southern influence, but not as much as the other bands you mentioned. Honestly the Southern Rock influence is super slept on and I wish more bands had some southern influence
It definitely struggles to hold up against today’s standards but I won’t lie, looooved it as a teenager! Would not pass today thanks to it’s uniformity 🤷🏼♂️ I’d agree with other people when they say you should try Sleepwalking by them! Defo has more of the southern taste you said you preferred
Even before this won the poll I knew you weren’t going to like it, in my head I was like “this song isn’t very diverse, I doubt he’ll vibe with it”
I mean back in the hay day of metalcore this was a dope song
@@silasxaviertheprod.9734 I personally love this song, it’s my favorite MMF song but I can understand why someone who didn’t grow up with this music wouldn’t like it, because my emo phase was all Attack Attack! Asking Alexandria, and others as well
@@BigPantMusiclover same here!
Yeah I don’t know why people keep requesting songs like this for him
@@hardcoreforlife231 Forreal though my dude
It makes me happy that you were a big fan of their first EP. I LOVED that southern sound, and they had a couple songs on the first album like that, but then they abandoned it altogether. I wish that sound made a comeback.
Loved this song on the the album but the abandoned was the best one in my opinion
ab so lutely LOVE this song. people are entitled to their own opinion. my ear orgasms when i hear this song. but i get it. yea its kinda generic, but that chorus just hooks me man.
First time hearing Memphis May Fire, and I got to say the heavy moments are really good but I’m not so sure about the clean vocals on the chorus imo
But the thing is that this wasn't generic at the time. This, along with old Asking Alexandria for example, were at the top of the scene. Bands like these, and this type of music, are the reason so many bands we listen to today exist honestly. It sounded more like you just have an issue with Matty. Which I think he has definitely ruined the band recently. I don't really like their new stuff. But back then, this was a classic. Definitely one of the best metalcore albums of all time.
Asking alexandria in my opinion was and still is superior to Memphis may fire. Old asking alexandria had a much more unique sound compared to memphis
@@bornofosiris288 nop
This shit slaps
Best vocals i've ever heard
Their stuff from The Challenger and Unconditional (Remastered) is their best stuff.
Unconditional is gold, so glad they get N° 4 at Billboard 200 first week
Vices is their best song in my opinion
I wasn't feeling it either, it felt way to predictable and I felt like it was the same rendition as any other style of this era of metalcore. Sure it was some slight different factors here and there. But it was very repetitive and there was no outstanding elements that made me love the song.
The og vocalist that left after that ep actually was from my small town in texas. Sux that he left but that ep was fire
This song/album was basically what pushed me towards deathcore.
As previous commenters have said, you have to listen in the context of the times. These days sure, it comes off as generic, but when it was first released, it wasn't. It's a bit like when people first listen to Enter Shikari now, they come out and say "they sound like they ripped off X band/have a generic formula", even though their debut came out in 2007 and they were one of the first bands with that sound to get any real attention (plus their sound has somewhat changed with each album....The Spark pretty much had no screams/shouty vocals for example).
Feverwar - I’ll be damned is a really good “southern twang” kind of band, love them
For it’s time this track fucking ripped, and imo it’s one of their only songs that really still fucking goes every time I come back to it. It’s “generic” metalcore sure, but that’s by today’s standards. This was A plus work back when it dropped. Banger for me personally
There is a reason Memphis became one of the biggest bands in the entire genre and it's because of this album. When this album came out, it was top tier metalcore and pretty much every single metalcore band stole the sound and tried to make music like it. Bad take calling it "Generic" when it paved the way to what "generic" metalcore is now.
Memphis always had personality with their music, and A LOT of impact, since Sempiternal change the game, and Memphis still holding their sound but more technical, was when if you don't replicate that sound, you are generic, and now many bands copy Sempiternal (an amazing album) and make it THE generic metalcore, like it's happening with bands trying to emulate Spiritbox production and composition, the first than do it are originals an innovators
This is my fave song from them 💯❤️💜
I definitely liked the Between the Lies EP more than The Hollow, it came out a year earlier and sounded a bit less generic to me at least.
More nostalgic than anything.
Red in tooth and claw has Southern stuff
Memphis May Fire is what happens if Fit For a King were a Risecore band.
This is one of those bands where I was always just kinda "meh" on. It's not bad, but it's not something I'd choose to jam. But this goes for most bands that come from Rise Records, most of them sound almost identical.
Please Metalbirb, check out Bird Problems. Their song "Pidgeon Superstition" is so dope. Those guys have been underground when they shouldn't be
I still think this song kicks ass.
Try "The Victim" I wasn't a fan of this trackeither but either but I really liked the victim
STILL A 10/10 ALBUM WORTH CHECKING OUT... & CHALLENGER, THEY MASTERED THIS SOUND 10YRS AGO...💯
This song smacks though lol
I'm with you on this, but sadly some of their popish newer stuff (some is good, some is unlistenable IMO) has the southern rock sound. The brand new stuff is like straight arena core, but the 2014-2016 is a mixture of arena, pop, metal. Its especially noticeable when they play a guitar solo. It has a weird blues sound to it. Almost like lynyrd skynyrd joined up with Breaking Benjamin to play a bridge/solo lol.
“The Abandoned” on this same album is probably more your style bud 🤘🏼🤌🏼
I was in the same boat loved the first ep and kinda fell off after that, but after I came back around I did enjoy the next couple albums after sleepwalker. The last couple albums didn’t really do much for me though.
This song is a banger though
I love this MMF but OG Memphis was unmatched. Cowbells Makin' A Comeback is still one of the best songs I've ever heard.
I think it's solid. It's nothing special. Like, this ain't gonna top the new singles from Of Mice And Men or something, but I still think it has its moments. Especially the drums. I think the drums are MVP on this.
That said, I kinda think it is satisfactory taken in context. This came back when metalcore was the favourite genre to hate on because tbh it was very basic and just kinda not too good, at least quite large parts of it weren't. So I guess I'm that context, it's a solid track.
I from Dallas where this band is from, so a lot of people around here take this band super seriously... I’m not one of them. Their first EP is the only good thing ever did.
My man!!!!!!!! The first EP is leagues better then anything after it! Kudos!!!
lol this song was goated/god tier when it released. seems metalbirb likes to go back to the "i grew up in this scene" and talk about how songs don't hold up. lol
I understand you have your opinions, for you generic is boring. I don’t want you to give up on this band yet. If you did anymore reactions there are only 4 other songs I think are worth listening too they are “No Ordinary Love”, “Sleepless Nights”, “The Rose”, and the Abandoned”.
He says "Generic" all the damn time. Sounds like he just doesn't like the genre!
And when they release the rock album "Broken", many of them was like "Why they lost their roots, was amazing the first 2 albums", and now they comeback stronger with the lastest singles, and there are some kids calling it "generic", it's like, man, they don't replicate the Sempiternal stuff, that's (sadly) a generic sound thanks to thousand of bands than do the same thing, most of the metalcore fans (actually) are in a way copying them since 9 years ago, but no one complains that 😂
The only song I like from them.
It’s ok everyone has haters 😎
I respect his wrong opinion 🧐🤙
Did his girl leave him?
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I knew Birb wasn't gonna dig this lolol. That's cool, but thing is, the whole reason why you (prob) feel this is generic is because so many bands after this album were trying to sound like MMF on the Hollow. Few bands had really nailed "the formula" for this brand of metalcore yet imo and they did. So generic, maybe, I dunno, but if it is its only because of the legacy this album has within the metalcore genre. Just my two cents!
I had no clue Matty use to have emo hair lol
Check out vintersea - crack of light. It's super proggy!!!!!
I saw them live for the first, and last time, in November/December 2016, and wasn't impressed tbh. Haven't listened to them since
These guys have other greats that are better than this. Their first albums were not their best but they have grown and evolved in their sound, and techniques. Dig deeper and I'm positive you find better.
Dude react to Haste the Day!!!!
Yeah I’m with ya birb, this did nothing for me...
This is one I def disagree with you on. 🥺😭
Old Memphis May Fire was huge af
This is like one of the only songs of theirs I like
im starting to think you just dont enjoy crabcore this wasnt super generic back then this was just the sound most bands went for just like these days everyone tries to sound like architects
Agree with most everyone else. Metalcore was very generic at the time this was released and this actually felt fresh then. Unfortunately it sounds bad now because Memphis May Fire beat this style into the ground since then and the genre has produced better quality bands since then as well. But at the time this was well produced and their singer stood out in the scene.
Based on the music video, you'd think that Matt was the only member of the band lol. I wasn't into this one either. It doesn't do it for me now, and it didn't do it for me back then. Even then it came off as being really generic. (Edit: Lotta people saying "it wasn't generic at the time", idk man, it came off generic to me back then, but I'm not trying to get into any arguments w peeps). Some other bands in the genre were capable of some interesting stuff, but MMF never recaptured what they had after their first EP.
My opinion is very relatable. Nothing groundbreaking then or now.
I agree completely. I listened to them here and there back in the day, but never could really get into them because their material is generally pretty predictable and doesn't really have a wow factor.
Not horrible per se, just not my jam.
Nothing special, the only thing with this is that it made me go back to listen to Underoath, I dont know why.
Agreed. I don't understand why people think this band or AA were groundbreaking. There were plenty of other metal core bands leaps and bounds better than them. Underoath is definitely one of them.
Phineas - I Am The Lion -....classic
Can’t believe this is so many people’s favorite song by them lol. It’s so weak
Absolutely loved this song when it came out, but now idk if it’s my disdain toward MMF or the fact that it was just a product of its time but it’s really generic sounding and just all-around meh
Just meh...very meh...
You gotta respect his opinion, you don't like it ,oh well keep it moving.. there is German band called promise they sing in English. They go hard as fuck . Check the song buried
I call you on bs you had stink face multiple times. Just saying I guarantee you would admit you were wrong listening it over a actual sound that you can feel! I didn't until I had. But 15 in. Vegas without amp is mind blowing. Have amp!
You can see that you like bore metal more
Yo, check put "Here Lies Kakarot's Hopes and Dreams" by Aim High. You won't be disappointed.
U whack for this one bruh
Checkout “what we like” by nick nittoli
This was their peak tbh before this sound became super oversaturated and generic, but they've basically done nothing but shit the bed since then. Challenger was okay, and then a very steep dropoff. It's clear they are pretty dried up in the passion and creativity department aside from making bland jesus humping music
I loved this song when it came out, I think it hasn’t aged that well. I think if I waited for this long to hear it I wouldn’t think it was that great. But at the time it was a banger!
Memphis May fire always a average sounding metalcore band just a more boring version of what Woe, is me was back then
I just posted a guitar cover from these guys if y’all wouldn’t mind checking it out♥️🔥🤘🏼
Yeaaahhh... I'm a Memphis May fire fan for the most part and I agree with BirB. I'm not a fan of this either. I was hoping this would draw me back to the May fire but it just didn't do it for me. Pissed some people off on this 1 Birb! 🤣🤘
I loved this album. But only this album