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Arise and RuinArise and Ruin: The Final DawnThe Final Dawn (2007)Victory Records Reviewer Rating: 2.5 Contributed by: GlassPipeMurderGlassPipeMurder (others by this writer | submit your own) It's late evening as I sit at my desk, eager for my first taste of Arise and Ruin, Canada's latest import to Victory Records, and the sun is going down. I press play as darkness emerges and shadows fall across my floor, filling my mind with wonder. Will I unearth a modern day classic, or will all th.
It's late evening as I sit at my desk, eager for my first taste of Arise and Ruin, Canada's latest import to Victory Records, and the sun is going down. I press play as darkness emerges and shadows fall across my floor, filling my mind with wonder. Will I unearth a modern day classic, or will all that remains be another mediocre metalcore album? Alas, a few listens of songs like "Amidst Devils" and "Pale Horse" prove I've feared correct.
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this review must have taken you an eternity, although i suppose it isn't difficult to come up with nearly a store full of bands that have done this sound before. thank you much, your message comes through beautifully. great fucking review. horsefight! haha oh yes face palm records. best review i've ever read Best. Review. Ever. Loved this review. Pretty damn funny review. Score's for the namedrops. But this band is still better than most of the mentioned bands. Yet, still only mediocre hardcore/metal. As most of the "in" bands' that people listen to suck waaaaay more than these guys. fucking embarrassing canadian hardcore band facepalm for the review. |
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Facepalm for this review as well...
I can see how this band might be moderately entertaining if you enjoy having a small gorilla-man yell at you and punch the floor for a few minutes whilst urging you to throw up the horns during one of (too) many breakdowns.
I've seen this band twice now, not by choice on either occasion. I couldn't tell one song from the next as all the breakdowns and floor punches seemed to run together. The entire time they played I just felt an overwhelming sense of uneasiness and violation, like when my parents used to fight and I just wanted more than anything to be somewhere else.