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Absolutely brilliant. Proggy and jazzy but mixing so many elements of brutality and technical wizardry in one record.
In But Not Of
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Combat is addictive. Narrative and story are written by absolute geeks trying to convince the world that Witches are good and all heroes wanna do all day is watch movies, read books and hang out platonically. But combat is engaging and addictive and the only reason to keep playing.
Marvel's Midnight Suns
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Truth be told, this is not really a deathcore album. Invigorating symphonic death metal with hypnotic leads and stellar arrangements.
Melancholy
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Review·5y
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AEW has made passionate fans passionate about wrestling again. The first show was good, the second show was amazing, and week in and week out us marks are treated with more and more content of the things we love and love to boo.
AEW Rampage
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One of the best modern emo albums at the turn of the 00s. Filled with catchy guitar hooks and melodies to excite the senses and with lyrics of angst, romance and loss, this was an album that brought much joy back in the day.
Let It Enfold You
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Review·5y
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An album that really showcases KD's story writing prowess and his vocal range at its most memorable in beautiful songs like "Tea" and "Bye Bye Missy".
Them
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The most famous KD album, one that revealed his vivid storytelling and that shed a light on Andy LaRoque for what he is, a true guitar genius.
Abigail
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Perhaps the very best KD album, this record is a medley of beautiful melody and haunting from start to end.
Give Me Your Soul...Please
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Beautiful and a great listen for mellow nights. The story of the family being spellbound by voodoo is a haunting tale King molds with melody and some of the best songs he's ever written.
Voodoo
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Perhaps one of the most imaginative and storied of King's albums.
House of God
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