Please Someone...

:flame:

God I fucking HATE that kind of music. The rediculous flood of those kinds of bands played a huge part in me giving up on playing in a serious band. That shit makes me want to bash my face against a wall. Not so much that it sucks, as I kind of liked the first 2 or 3 bands that I heard with that style, but because there is absolutely zero difference between bands. I remember going to local shows and standing outside (because most of the bands sucked), and the only way you could tell that a new band was on was by the "super long gap between songs". Like "dang these guys are still on? Oh wait, these guys have a different name." I'm sure they're some cool dudes and all, but jeez us. It seems like a record label could just sign one band, pay some others for rights to their songs, and have the signed band go on a one-band tour, playing like 3 to 4 sets a night, with wardrobe changes in between. The singer could introduce a new scream each set, to sort of fool the audience into thinking it was a different band. The guitarists could throw in extra sweeps on a certain set to make people think they were more "techy".

Ok sorry for the rant. To get back on topic, all those booms don't surprise me at all given the genre. It seems any and all cliches are fair game and actually encouraged nowdays.
 
I actually didn't hate it and it had an interesting vibe. I do think the sub drops are a bit too loud. The mix is getting distorted.

And yes, spoken word is lame.

"Like free falling rainbows, the toxicity of the city's last kisses rains down, reckoning with all that was once lost in a single moment of a single thought, I cry, yes I cry, but the day is not over, the sun has set but we will build upon the waking dream of there being a tomorrow."

And continue with more shit like that.
 
I can't get this damn audio to work.. links are fine though.

video is funny, but sounds gay.
 
Man, the spoken word guy is just teetering on that stereotypical "gay" voice. It sounds like a bad poetry reading by Carson from Queer Eye for the Straight Guy...
 
Actually, that is his regular speaking voice.. heh (I didn't like putting that part in there, but they wanted something to fill the gap)

As for distortion on the mix, yeah I am aware, we mixed it then they decided to redo all the screams at the last minute because the guy was sick before. So i kinda just cheated my way through it and didn't listen to the songs before finalizing them.
 
The breakdowns Devildriver do are quite fine with me, then again I wouldn't call em corish at all...

lol I wouldn't call Devil Driver music either :goggly: but that's just another opinion.

on topic:
I can see what this band tried to achieve with their bass-drops but it didn't really come out very nicely. :erk: