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Janszoon 11-06-2012 05:24 AM

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Originally Posted by mankycaaant (Post 1247498)
it's a start.
I see La Dispute as a gateway band to harder stuff like nu metal helped a lot of pop kids into metal.
Their records are decent, no doubt.
What do you make of their vocalist?

He's the reason I like the band, one of the better lyricists I've encountered recently.

14232949 11-06-2012 02:35 PM

Really? That's odd because most people are turned off by him.
His voice is odd in that he sounds like a desperate narrator more than a vocalist.
I feel sometimes they try to do too much especially in terms of lyrics, one would only need to listen to 'Kings Park' for evidence of this.
But, I'll give them their props, they're the only artists doing what they're doing at the moment, and I'm excited to see what their third album's going to sound like.

Janszoon 11-06-2012 03:48 PM

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Originally Posted by mankycaaant (Post 1248157)
Really? That's odd because most people are turned off by him.
His voice is odd in that he sounds like a desperate narrator more than a vocalist.
I feel sometimes they try to do too much especially in terms of lyrics, one would only need to listen to 'Kings Park' for evidence of this.
But, I'll give them their props, they're the only artists doing what they're doing at the moment, and I'm excited to see what their third album's going to sound like.

"Kings Park" was the reason I checked them out in the first place. I dig the "song as short story" approach.

Meddle 11-12-2012 10:21 AM

The term didn't change meaning at all. It was just horribly misused for an entire decade.


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