Embodiment 12:14
Inroads Out (Trial and Error Records)
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This a weird mix I never
really saw coming, it's kinda like if you took In Flames and
mixed them with a punk band. Quick catchy hook filled verses
and the choruses are all sing a longs with keyboard fills and
actual singing it's hard to imagine such a thing, but don't
look at it like this is the best new thing out there.
Embodiment 12:14 still uses the overly used screaming not so
deathmetal vocals here and there, but actual singing overrides
that. A lot of the songs kinda run together as they use the
same formula on most of the songs. Punk style verses with
time changing blast beat riffs for the choruses, the only
thing that really saves them is the actual singing. But then
again having 3 people doing vocals doesn't hurt either. Look
for one of the best change up breakdowns on "Choking on
Fragments of Your Broken Words". Ha so emo it's not even
funny, but a very imaginative breakdown. With the average
song on here clocking in at 3:25 it's the best record I've
heard from the ever overly exposed genre of NuMetalcore.
Reviewed by: Godawfulcommiepigfuckingbastards
Album Rating:
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This a weird mix I never
really saw coming, it's kinda like if you took In Flames and
mixed them with a punk band. Quick catchy hook filled verses
and the choruses are all sing a longs with keyboard fills and
actual singing it's hard to imagine such a thing, but don't
look at it like this is the best new thing out there.
Embodiment 12:14 still uses the overly used screaming not so
deathmetal vocals here and there, but actual singing overrides
that. A lot of the songs kinda run together as they use the
same formula on most of the songs. Punk style verses with
time changing blast beat riffs for the choruses, the only
thing that really saves them is the actual singing. But then
again having 3 people doing vocals doesn't hurt either. Look
for one of the best change up breakdowns on "Choking on
Fragments of Your Broken Words". Ha so emo it's not even
funny, but a very imaginative breakdown. With the average
song on here clocking in at 3:25 it's the best record I've
heard from the ever overly exposed genre of NuMetalcore.
Reviewed by: Godawfulcommiepigfuckingbastards
Album Rating:
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