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 The album opens with the instrumental Five Out Of Four, not too long and with interesting changes, a piece I would highly rate.

 An E.P. I wanted to propose because the band has, in my opinion, good potential, but they haven’t quite managed to make the most of it in this work.

This review covers the debut EP by Italian duo Barclay & Ichinose, showcasing their blend of 60s pop and 70s rock. Some tracks impress, like the instrumental opener and post-rock influenced song, while others feel predictable or overproduced. The band shows promise but hasn't fully capitalized on their potential yet. Discover the unique blend of retro sounds in Barclay & Ichinose's debut EP—listen now and explore their promising style!

 The album tries to be too brutal, ending up being banal and predictable.

 Fifteen Fathoms, Counting... it’s very enjoyable despite being the classic uninspired slow piece.

Count Your Blessings is the debut album of British band Bring Me The Horizon, offering a brutal deathcore sound popular among emo youth. While some tracks stand out, the album is often predictable and tries too hard to be brutal. Highlights include 'For Stevie Wonder’s Eyes Only' and 'Fifteen Fathoms, Counting'. Despite a few good ideas, listeners may find themselves skipping several tracks. Explore Bring Me The Horizon's aggressive debut and discover if Count Your Blessings delivers the brutality you seek!