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Live kneejerk reactions as I listen: Oh my god of fuck, Revelation 12 is INSANE. MM hasn't sounded like this since the 90s.

That was awesome. Tattooed in Reverse: What the hell? This is just straight up fun. Oh man, and it keeps getting better as it goes. I adore this song already. Not at all what I had expected.

WKWYFL: I've shared my thoughts on this song before, of course, haha. Still love it, especially in context. This album has swagger coming out of its pores. Say10: Here we go, the big one. And we have a winner!

This song is feelthy! I wish the guitar was mixed a little higher at the end, as it gets lost in the drum crashes, but that might just be my cheap headphones. Kill4Me: Oh wow, that groove. And those synths. Pale Emperor mashed up with Mechanical Animals? This album is insanely diverse so far, and I love it.

I have zero idea what to expect from the second half. Saturnalia: Mmm, that bassline. This is a really interesting track. This one will need more listens before I say much about it. I love the weirdly surf-rocky guitar riff.

Jesus Crisis: I was apprehensive about this one, given the title and that cringey lyric the Metal Hammer review quoted, and that line is still cringey, but I'm really liking this. Oh shit, just hit the moment others have mentioned. Still, probably the weakest song so far.

Blood Honey: Whoa, this is clearly the EMDM track, haha. Damn, this is EXCELLENT. Going to be divisive, I think, but I am really, really into this. Again, those synths.

I just want this song on repeat for the rest of the day, haha. Heaven Upside Down: And that brings us to the THEOL-sounding track. Again, not sure on this one. Further listening required. Initial impression: Good, but drags things down a little. Threats of Romance: Oh shit, I like this a lot. Another callback line in 'I like you damaged'.

Really strong finisher. Strange song altogether, but I mean that as a compliment for sure. All in all: YES. I'm going to make a bold claim here after one listen and say that this is the best one since Golden Age.

Fuck me, it actually lived up to expectations and then some. My only complaint is that it's too damn short, just like Pale Emperor. It just needs one or two more tracks to feel complete. You guys waiting for the official release are going to be stoked, I think.

Edit: Second listen, and the two tracks I wasn't sure about have clicked already. Every last song is a winner.

Discography Studio albums 10 Live albums 1 Compilation albums 1 Video albums 6 Music videos 40 EPs 2 Singles 30 Independent releases 10 American band has released ten, one, one, two, twenty-nine, eight, six, and forty. After forming in 1989 and signing a contract with and in 1993, the band released their first studio album, (1994). Although initially not a commercial success, the album would eventually be certified gold by the for shipments in excess of 500,000 copies. Spurred by their version of the 's ', the band's first EP, (1995), became a commercial success, selling over a million copies in the US alone.

In 1996, the band released their second studio album,, which reached number three on the and has sold over 1.9 million copies in the US. The album went on to sell over seven million copies worldwide, and was supported by the release of 1997's EP. Their third studio album, (1998), was a commercial and critical success, reaching number one on the Billboard 200, as well topping the charts in as.