Vincent Valentine

I was eager to read a debaserian review of the album in question, and finally here I am, satisfied. In my opinion, we have to accept that the old In Flames will never return, period. The good old days of "Moonshield," "Subterranean," and "Behind Space" are a pale shadow of the present: the rest is just a matter of taste. Because let's be clear, they are two completely different styles, there’s no denying it: the new In Flames only share the name with the originals. Personally, I don't dislike the new ones at all; in fact, aside from a few unbearable works (see "Reroute To Remain"), I still consider them a very valid band. I believe you forgot to mention that this "A Sense Of Purpose" is completely identical to "Come Clarity," and honestly, it seems less successful to me. Paradoxically, I think the best track here is "The Chosen Pessimist," which has very little metal in it.

Lucky you, friends of the nymphomaniac and generous girl.

At least did it reward you in kind for your moral effort?

Just so you know, it's Snorri, not Snarri.

See you next time

My advice is this: read it over several times before publishing, check the punctuation, and even before that, try to be more objective. It's a shame, after all, because you have a certain wealth of vocabulary in my opinion.

I don't know him, by the way I've read Christian Metal among the genres I steer away from very discreetly and go back to listening to Taake.

But for heaven's sake, some passages are quite nice, but grammatically you've forgotten tons of commas, really tons, not to mention some typing errors (I hope), like putidro, legiadro, and sbaglianto in your comment above. As for the content, well, it might be too visionary: I understand your enthusiasm in writing the second to last and the last paragraph, but you risk strongly falling into ridicule.

Lithe? Putrid? And the commas???

No no, the first paragraph for sure. I understood that the first part was a quote, I mean your writing.