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better than anything else I've heard from him, it's still pretty boring though

when i saw it got 5 stars in the guardian i threw up in my mouth a little

I've been meaning to check it out.
Is it like Porcupine Tree?

I think it's pretty awesome
especially 'the watchmaker' is a very strong song IMO

>>33779021
nope
totally different sound, less rock, more prog ...

>>33779091
OP here
definitely, the watchmaker is awesome -- the holy drinker is the apple of my eye (or ear?) currently.

>>33779021
yeah, I mean you can tell who it is... SW has an aesthetic throughout all his projects, i think. But this is way more in the vein of jethro tull or king crimson or pink floyd than porcupine tree ever was. Less metal, more jazz.

Luminol was pretty cool. The rest was kinda disappointing in comparison.

>>33779379
jazz? this album sounds nothing like jazz

It was... fine, to say the least. It does get boring after a while.

I really like it, Luminol and The Holy Drinker are my favorites, but it's all good.
I think the drummer's great too.

>>33778975
They gave Storm Corrosion a good review too

Not very exciting

Like Grace for Drowning, but without anything as good as Sectarian or the good bits of Raider

needs more tool, steven wilson and porcupine tree are awful

>>33779417
sorry, I misspoke, i meant a jazz fusion vibe.

DESTROYED FUCKING DESTROYED GET FUCKED FANTANO DICKRIDERS

>>33779606
not sure if srs, but fantano was getting pretty silly in that there comments section... I think that guy said it right.

>>33779606
>"if he thinks that this album is dull and Steven Wilson isn't a great musician whereas he loves such songs as "Harlem Shake"
stopped reading there

>>33779606

fattso tano got destroyed
hahahah

>>33778963
this

imo Drive Home is a masterpiece, been listening on repeat for about 13 hours now

A fantastic album through and through. Not his best work IMO but certainly up to the quality that he generally puts out.

>>33779606
>the faux mellotrons

has anyone a link for this? at the first run it sounded like Cheesy Hackett-like prog, but it might deserve a second listen.

>>33779606
I respect Anthony a lot more since reading that

I really enjoyed it. It's a lot more mellow than his usual work, but with occasional moments of intensity.

>>33780068

>respecting an easily frustrated pseudo intellectual

This is why I don't come to /mu/ much these days.

love it. not as varied as grace for drowning unfortunately, but still a great album. I love the ELP-esque organ solo in holy drinker and all that flute and guthrie govan action. easily 8/10 - 9/10 for me.

>>33780823
saved

>>33780823

This couldn't be more accurate.