Just on the excellent, opening trio, musical Shadows Fall from acts like of Poison The Well, It Dies Today, Haste The Day, Hopesfall, and Norma Jean. “Our Distress Entwined” alone feels like a reincarnation of the years 2002-2004—all choppy, hardcore energy and melodeath riffs encircling some excellent breakdowns. Then, “Last Tango in Paris” sounds like The Agony Scene playing a lost Eighteen Visions jam, while “Syncophant” has some truly tasty, Swedish riffs and a Christcore -circa-2005 breakdown. Point of fact that (though I admire them), “Nietzsche is Dead” sounds more like Norma Jean than they have since Bless the Martyr ..Even the record’s themes feel like a smart take on retro ideas. While on the surface, the lyrics may come across as goth-y and heart-on-the-sleeve, they belie a meta...
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