passoborgo

Shall we talk about music? A bit lengthy but beautiful the review, in my opinion you nailed it all: the evolution of VH, the seal of the album, and why not: great the connection between AC/DC and Guns.

young band??haha!! they've been playing for 15 years!!
for pod: the latest (from last year) is second only to their debut: FE NO ME NA LE! and you should listen to them live: look for hellalive or even better the brand new dvd elegies! MH or die!

ora et labora! But how, you put Ill Nino in the playlist and give Next a 2??? Anyway... no propaganda, since I often read reviews on de-B I thought I'd share here the reviews I write there... is that not allowed?? And then I noticed that there wasn't even one review for Sevendust, here we go!!!

Thank you. Let me know what you think after you've listened to it: in my opinion, the references are more or less the ones mentioned; to tighten the noose, I would say QOTSA feat. White Stripes. Ah ah, No Fuel Left For The Pilgrims RULEZ!!!! How much did I like them?? They weren’t all that fantastic, right? But they kicked ass!

so cool! More than to the tool, though, I would compare them to the APC, adding a small dose of Kyuss (come on, the ending of "Airborne" is almost plagiarism!) and early STP, along with the already mentioned, and coincidentally fellow countrymen, Oceansize.
a de-butto with a de-botto!!

I still need to listen to it thoroughly, but I would say that
- it's yet another DIVERSE album from Korn. As such, it will create followers or insults; the fact remains that not everyone seeks new paths constantly, whether they succeed or fail spectacularly.
- Electronics? Yes, a lot, an overwhelming amount, but not what I was expecting. It’s more about super arrangements and super productions that ultimately swallow a band that should still let the music played take precedence.
- If I had to compare it to one of their previous albums, I would say it’s definitely closer to the renegade "Untouch" than to everything else. Strange, huh?
- I see it being tough to replicate it live, especially with only one guitarist, and I believe that, as happened with Untouch, very few of its tracks will survive future gigs after this tour.
- Davis majestic as always, THE singer of the nu era, Munky definitely overwhelmed by the multi-effects, Fieldy without infamy and without praise, David... does he even play????