1.Premonition 2.The Cleansing 3.Ancestry (feat. Jesse Leach) 4.Tightrope (feat. Jason Richardson) 5.Fool’s Gold in the Bear Trap 6.Backfire 7.Revival 8.Sevink 9.Dark Divide 10.Deadbolt 11.The Abyss (feat. JT Cavey) 12.Reckoning (feat. Spencer Chamberlain) first single out thursday
Super excited to hear the track with Spencer. I didn’t hate Guardians but to me it was a step back from Phantom Anthem. Hopefully this resonates with me more.
I don’t really ever listen to this band anymore, and when I do it’s hard to disassociate from them backing Tim Lambesis. But they do hold a special place in my heart from my youth and I’ll probably check out anything they do at least once. I’ve got a strange pattern for liking every other album they put out, so if the trend follows then I’ll probably dig this
i saw these dudes like 15 times live over the past 9-10 years and at some point i just completely checked out on all of their music. no idea what happened, they just don't interest me at all anymore.
I really haven’t been into anything since rescue and restore…which was now a decade ago. Hoping this can get me back into it.
Guardians might be my favorite from them. Excited for this. Artwork looks like it was made by one of those AI photo combination generator things.
Wild. Found a link to the Instagram profile it came from which he apparently made it in an app called Midjourney. It’s cool. (Pic is from back in May) https://instagram.com/riabovitchev?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=
…it’s an August Burns Red song, haha. The riffs remind me more of Rescue & Restore than anything else they’ve put out, which bodes well for where they’re at creatively on this record. Single’s not very exciting as a standalone track though, this is definitely just a song we’ve all heard before
Honestly, I find it so incredibly disappointing how little they've changed since the beginning. Thrill Seeker was a game changer for me when it came out and they've had killer albums/songs here and there since. But man 18 years later and the albums all sound like b-sides for one another, it's kinda shocking. Their Christmas album is an annual tradition, though. My most played holiday album every year haha.
It's odd how they're still giving most of what I've would've wanted from them and that type of metalcore back in the day, but it just doesn't click for me in present days. I'll always have fond memories of their stuff up until Leveler, but anything past that has felt so... redundant. They peaked at Constellations for me. There were some proggy Misery Signals vibes on that record and it feels like they never really expanded on those afterwards.