Mark Moore
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I thought overall this was a very good album. It's only flaw was that it gets quite samey about half way through the album but the riffs sound huge the drums are wow and CJs vocals are on point. There are the points where it's veeerrryyy difficult to hear what he is shouting at you but I think that's the point as the sound much more like, he is using vocals as an instrument. Comparisons to Lorna Shore aside (as for me Cjs album Immortal was when I got into LS) it's inevitable that the comparison will be made. The song writing is great, it sounds huge and the songs don't overstay their welcome. Hopefully the lineup will stabilise and the next album will arrive without the drama of this one. 3.5/5
KING
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A solid entry and a good reason for a returning jigsaw. It shows there is still a story to be told on every bodies favourite life coach. There's no real surprise twist but also doesn't really try to have one either but I really enjoyed it and if you're a fan of the Saw franchise you will not be disappointed. 4.5/5
Saw X
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A very strong album, very heavy but different probably due to a hip hop influence sometimes coming across like a metal Linkin Park. This may also be due to the singer Florent who blends gutteral growls with soaring vocals. The guitars are equally heavy and melodic and a splashing of double bass drums finishes their sound off. A bit more eclectic than most out there.
The standard edition finishes with the simply wonderful "Paralyzed" a quiet acoustic(y) song and the complete edition features 3 new tracks and live songs. The 3 new are at the beginning featuring my personal fave "Self made black hole"
Lost in the Waves
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