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the Caliban (a moniker with Shakespearean memory behind which hides an honest group of metalcore workers, not by chance hailing from the steel-making region of the Ruhr) must have thought something like this when they signed off their third work on Roadrunner (the 6th overall) in just three years. Discover the review
the Caliban (a moniker with Shakespearean memory behind which hides an honest group of metalcore workers, not by chance hailing from the steel-making region of the Ruhr) must have thought something like this when they signed off their third work on Roadrunner (the 6th overall) in just three years.
Overwhelming. Phenomenal. Unique. Discover the review
Overwhelming. Phenomenal. Unique.
In the end, the album has nothing characteristic or particular, and it's the classic metalcore album like many other groups (see Killswitch Engage, Demon Hunter, etc.); the aggressiveness that has always distinguished this band clearly begins to give way to a more market-friendly "fake violence," Cradle of Filth style. Discover the review
In the end, the album has nothing characteristic or particular, and it's the classic metalcore album like many other groups (see Killswitch Engage, Demon Hunter, etc.); the aggressiveness that has always distinguished this band clearly begins to give way to a more market-friendly "fake violence," Cradle of Filth style.
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