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Discussion in 'Article Discussion' started by Melody Bot, Oct 6, 2017.

  1. Melody Bot Oct 6, 2017
    Melody Bot

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  2. aniafc Oct 6, 2017
    aniafc

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    This band is so good. Really looking forward to this album.
     
  3. fredwordsmith Oct 6, 2017
    fredwordsmith

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    Jason, these songs remind me a lot of For Blood and Empire, but even catchier than that. This is probably my least favorite of the three and it's still wonderful. Is that album a fair comparison, and do you think it's as good as that one?
     
  4. Honeymagnolia Oct 6, 2017
    Honeymagnolia

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    3/3 for me. This album has so much potential.

    This band are so needed right about now.
     
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  6. Jason Tate Oct 6, 2017
    Jason Tate

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    It's up there with that one.
     
  7. Turkeylegz Oct 6, 2017
    Turkeylegz

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    For as long as Jason has been praising this album, I assumed it was out already. I went to listen to it yesterday, because the singles are great, only to be disappointed I had to wait longer.

    This one is great too.
     
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  8. Jason Tate Oct 6, 2017
    Jason Tate

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    Haha I'm sorry!
     
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  9. AsfAstAswegofar Oct 6, 2017
    AsfAstAswegofar

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    Holy fucking shit this is good. Im in love with everything so far.
     
  10. GetUpAndrew Oct 7, 2017
    GetUpAndrew

    Constant horror and bone-deep dissatisfaction.

    This album is gonna be awesome, their latest efforts were pretty good but they didn't have much lasting value, for me, but based on what I've heard so far from American Fall, this will surely be a return to form. Can't decide which track I love more between this one and 'American Attraction'.