Both are superb, but I wouldn't argue with that. Not sure which my favourite is, one of those two, King of the Kill or Set The World on Fire...
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Just listened to this for the first time...
...and I have to say I thought it was superb!
It's good to hear them return to a slightly darker/doomier sound. Nice to hear Shaun Taylor-Steels back in the band too, he drummed on my favourite Bride album
The Dreadful Hours and I think he's a great. At the same time, I'm kind of sad to hear the back of Dan Mullins - I really liked he did on
For Lies I Sire (and he's probably a better drummer than Shaun!). Anyway, I really enjoyed it. One thing I am a little disappointed in though, and it admittedly has no bearing on the music, at all - but where's the logo on the font of the album?! They have such an awesome logo I don't understand why they wouldn't have used it. So they fail for that, otherwise - all good.