This album finally healed the wound that Unspoken King caused in my heart. I speak hyperbolically, but at the same time this really did cement them as more than washed up. It's not that As Gomorrah Burns wasn't "good enough", but they really needed to land the follow up to win my trust back. And frankly, they fucking did, this album kicks so much ass, I don't want to commit blasphemy, but I think it might even be better in spots than None So Vile.
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That is most certainly a take, and I definitely found this refreshing comparatively, but that good? Lol I can dig it.