 J. N. - 29.04.2011 at 18:48
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FUUUUUUUCK YEEEEEEEEEEEES!
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Always considered TBDM a guilty pleasure. Really, they're just a pleasure. Not ground-breaking, not challenging, over-produced, but definitely passionate, and it shows (sounds) most of the time. Getting pretty excited for this.
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If every track is as good as moonlight equilibrium then it will be the greatest album they have ever done.
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Moonlight Equilibrium is Fuckin Awesome! Look Forward to A Future Tour. (;
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 Kass - 09.06.2011 at 02:48
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| Rating: 9 |
This album is fuckin awesome, better than the previous one by far!
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| Rating: 10 |
OH MY GOD. THIS ALBUM. SO GOOD. Easily their best yet (and I think pretty highly of their previous efforts).
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MechanisT - 09.06.2011 at 18:11
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Written by Guest on 09.06.2011 at 18:11
Written by snake? snaaaake! on 09.06.2011 at 18:10
Has it leaked yet?
Yes.
I can't find it anywhere.
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You won't find any links on this site. 
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| Rating: 8 |
Written by munson on 09.06.2011 at 07:16
OH MY GOD. THIS ALBUM. SO GOOD. Easily their best yet (and I think pretty highly of their previous efforts).
Definitely agree. There's just so much variation to the album unlike their other releases. It has much more to offer than Deflorate did that is for sure. They kept their chaotic and crazy style, but provided a little extra to their sound on this one. The solo at the end of Blood in the Ink is pretty "mind-bottling".
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| Rating: 9 |
Their best album yet, as well as the most varied. Ryan Knight's larger involvement with the songwriting paid off in spades.
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I've never been a fan but I'm listening to the album on MSN right now and I'm kinda liking it, like enough to buy it, which surprises me. Good for them.
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| Rating: 10 |
AMAZING!!! just that
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This band is new to me, must say - mindblowingly good effort in Ritual. I'll need to dig down into this band later on.
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Written by Nzoric on 19.06.2011 at 17:44
This band is new to me, must say - mindblowingly good effort in Ritual. I'll need to dig down into this band later on.
If you're new to them you might be disappointed in their earlier releases.
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Kass - 19.06.2011 at 21:13
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| Rating: 9 |
Written by Nzoric on 19.06.2011 at 17:44
This band is new to me, must say - mindblowingly good effort in Ritual. I'll need to dig down into this band later on.
Noo don't listen to Troy, their earlier stuff are good specially "Nocturnal" highly recommended!
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Is totally different with all of the shitcore! and ridicules bands.
fucking awesome 
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JÄY - 22.06.2011 at 21:50
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| Rating: 9 |
Pretty damn good! i hear more mdm than metalcore, in most songs
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| Rating: 9 |
This is an amazing album just picked it up yesterday and i cant stop listening to it, great stuff.
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| Rating: 9 |
Written by Kass on 19.06.2011 at 21:13
Written by Nzoric on 19.06.2011 at 17:44
This band is new to me, must say - mindblowingly good effort in Ritual. I'll need to dig down into this band later on.
Noo don't listen to Troy, their earlier stuff are good specially "Nocturnal" highly recommended!
I agree with JD their early stuff is awesome as well i own Nocturnal and it is one of my favorite albums I own.
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I can't believe after this long people still mention TBDM and metalcore in the same sentence. I can see where people might say that about their first couple albums, but seriously, everything from Nocturnal and on is purely death/MDM stuff.
After a bunch of listens, I don't think this tops Nocturnal, which is one of my favorite albums of all time. It's definitely just as good as Deflorate or better(though I WIll Return is my favorite song of theirs). The lyrics are just as good as always, which is saying a lot. I pretty much look forward to their lyrics as much/more than the music. Trevor pretty much destroys any band I know of when it comes to writing lyrics, and his delivery is perfect. All in all, good stuff. I'll be picking it up soon.
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| Rating: 9 |
People are still trying to apply the 'metalcore' tag to TBDM? They've never been metalcore. It just goes to show how ignorant people are to what really classifies a genre. You don't get to look at the band members, go "oh they look like metalcore alright" and then cast them into that genre. That isn't how it works. TBDM have never had any of the requirements (chugging riffs, breakdowns, straight-edge ideology, whiny lyrics) so I just find it retarded to see people call them that like they can use it as a legitimate excuse for not liking them.
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Horus - 15.07.2011 at 01:01
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| Rating: 6 |
Dont know what genre are they, dont give a fuck if they have scene fans etc. Got the album and listened to it without any predjudice. Did not find anything outstanding nor memorable.
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Written by The Benighted on 09.07.2011 at 20:02
People are still trying to apply the 'metalcore' tag to TBDM? They've never been metalcore. It just goes to show how ignorant people are to what really classifies a genre. You don't get to look at the band members, go "oh they look like metalcore alright" and then cast them into that genre. That isn't how it works. TBDM have never had any of the requirements (chugging riffs, breakdowns, straight-edge ideology, whiny lyrics) so I just find it retarded to see people call them that like they can use it as a legitimate excuse for not liking them.
They have chugging riffs and they have breakdowns as well (but then again so has thrash and old school death metal) and as for metalcore you don't straight edge ideology for that or whiny lyrics. Loads of metalcore band (I am talking about what people call metalcore nowadays which really isn't metalcore tbh) don't have those at all.
TBDM are modern day metalcore or even Gothenburg, but do NOT dare call them melodic death metal cause they don't have anything that qualifies as that.
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| Rating: 9 |
Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 15.07.2011 at 02:27
Written by The Benighted on 09.07.2011 at 20:02
People are still trying to apply the 'metalcore' tag to TBDM? They've never been metalcore. It just goes to show how ignorant people are to what really classifies a genre. You don't get to look at the band members, go "oh they look like metalcore alright" and then cast them into that genre. That isn't how it works. TBDM have never had any of the requirements (chugging riffs, breakdowns, straight-edge ideology, whiny lyrics) so I just find it retarded to see people call them that like they can use it as a legitimate excuse for not liking them.
They have chugging riffs and they have breakdowns as well (but then again so has thrash and old school death metal) and as for metalcore you don't straight edge ideology for that or whiny lyrics. Loads of metalcore band (I am talking about what people call metalcore nowadays which really isn't metalcore tbh) don't have those at all.
TBDM are modern day metalcore or even Gothenburg, but do NOT dare call them melodic death metal cause they don't have anything that qualifies as that.
I'm calling them melodic death metal. Deal with the fact that I have a differing opinion.
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It's melodic death metal but with a NWoAHM (Lamb of God, Trivium, Shadows Fall) edge. Its death metal that is like teetering on the edge of being metalcore lol
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Kass - 15.07.2011 at 09:58
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| Rating: 9 |
Written by The Benighted on 15.07.2011 at 07:54
Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 15.07.2011 at 02:27
Written by The Benighted on 09.07.2011 at 20:02
People are still trying to apply the 'metalcore' tag to TBDM? They've never been metalcore. It just goes to show how ignorant people are to what really classifies a genre. You don't get to look at the band members, go "oh they look like metalcore alright" and then cast them into that genre. That isn't how it works. TBDM have never had any of the requirements (chugging riffs, breakdowns, straight-edge ideology, whiny lyrics) so I just find it retarded to see people call them that like they can use it as a legitimate excuse for not liking them.
They have chugging riffs and they have breakdowns as well (but then again so has thrash and old school death metal) and as for metalcore you don't straight edge ideology for that or whiny lyrics. Loads of metalcore band (I am talking about what people call metalcore nowadays which really isn't metalcore tbh) don't have those at all.
TBDM are modern day metalcore or even Gothenburg, but do NOT dare call them melodic death metal cause they don't have anything that qualifies as that.
I'm calling them melodic death metal. Deal with the fact that I have a differing opinion.
Well said.
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That was the first album by them i listened to.
it didn't catch my attention anymore
but overall that was good album
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| Rating: 8 |
I don't like deathcore. This album is awesome! I like the excessive use of dual harmonies. Song writing here has definitely shown maturity compared to past albums.
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Quote:
They have chugging riffs and they have breakdowns as well (but then again so has thrash and old school death metal) and as for metalcore you don't straight edge ideology for that or whiny lyrics. Loads of metalcore band (I am talking about what people call metalcore nowadays which really isn't metalcore tbh) don't have those at all.
TBDM are modern day metalcore or even Gothenburg, but do NOT dare call them melodic death metal cause they don't have anything that qualifies as that.
TBDM's qualifications for Melodic Death Metal: 1) it is a more melodic version of death metal. 2) TBDM follows a nearly identical formula as At The Gates. 3) Most of their influences are MDM. 4) They sound like MDM.
As for TBDM having breakdowns, they have like 3 that i know of and that is it; plus they are a completely different kind of breakdown then metalcore.
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| Rating: 8 |
It's not a massive improvement over "Deflorate", but it certainly has moments of brilliance. The best songs here in my opinion are the ones which seem to depend on melodic leads and wonderfully crafted solos, such as 'Conspiring with the damned' and 'The window'. Other highlights for me are opener 'A shrine to madness' and 'Moonlight equilibrium'. Really glad I saw the band twice after they released this album, back in early 2012.
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