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Guest review by
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I don't know what to call the initial barrier that a listener usually has with albums like this, but it has been empirically proven that such a phenomenon exists, and most probably you will have to experience it if you dare take upon the journey laid out by the one and only Between The Buried And Me on their new album.
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| published 27.05.2013 | Comments (7)
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11.11.2012
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Between The Buried And Me is a foreign entity. Their music is out of this world and these aliens keep up the good form with The Parallax II: Future Sequence. They really know how to make challenging prog, and what's better than a concept album? Expect the usual head-spinning craziness, mind-blowing sequences and crushing discharges. A truly unique voyage.
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It could have been less produced indeed... The vocals are fine to me though, still a nice album.
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Written by BloodTears on 24.04.2013 at 12:40
Written by BoxCar Willy on 24.04.2013 at 01:17
This album sounds way too overproduced. I'm not a fan of the vocals either.
I hate you ahah No, just kidding. What is about the vocals you don't like though?
They just sound so forced and "brutal" to me. The production definitely doesn't help them.
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