[NoGimmicksNeeded]

This song is so good. Enjoying the album more and more with each listen.

[i$e]

I fucking hated Jane Doe, but that track is fucking savage so I'm acquiring the album now.

[NoGimmicksNeeded]

It's definitely one for You Fail Me fans rather than Jane Doe. It's my favourite record of theirs in years so far.

First song is average but it rips from there on out.

[i$e]

Yeah, just finished. Great album on first listen. Will give it some more spins and acquire You Fail Me (which has been one of my favourite album titles ever despite never listening to it).

[The Lady Killer]

Just listened to You Fail Me the other day for the first time in ages. Still awesome from beginning to end.

Listening to that All We Love We Leave Behind track now.

[i$e]

I've got it on repeat.

Leans the fuck out of me.

[The Lady Killer]

Yeah Jesus this is amazing.

[i$e]

..dat vocal tone.

[NoGimmicksNeeded]

It's going to be such a good live track. Massive gang shouts & when the drums first come in, people will get hurt. Guitar work is ridiculous.

I think the albums really benefited from just being those 4 dudes, no guest stars, outside producers, other songwriters etc - it feels a lot more focused and like 'their vision' rather than just good heavy music. Good variation on it, from melodic to heavy, fast and shreadding to slow and doomy. Coral Blue is another standout track, there's a lot of them on the record.

Got the We Came Out Like Tigers in the most ridiculous packaging ever today (screen printed wooden box, LP in thick card cover, A5 16 page lyric booklet, patch, personalised art card, wood slivers with album initials in an ancient tongue carved in).. this is my personal AOTY. Everything from music, atmosphere, lyrics ranging from anti-facism and government to family members fighting cancer, it just resonates with me. That band deserves to be huge.

[i$e]

I need to find a link.