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Track List
01) You Asked for it
02) Shinjuku Masterlord
03) Smokey
04) Natural Born Killer
05) Flag of the Beast
06) Ice Man Confessions
07) Russian Hotel Aftermath
08) Call Me Ninib
09) Major Key Alert
10) Turtle in a Hare Machine
11) Torch
12) Derelict
13) Gucci Prison
01) You Asked for it
02) Shinjuku Masterlord
03) Smokey
04) Natural Born Killer
05) Flag of the Beast
06) Ice Man Confessions
07) Russian Hotel Aftermath
08) Call Me Ninib
09) Major Key Alert
10) Turtle in a Hare Machine
11) Torch
12) Derelict
13) Gucci Prison
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First Released
2017
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"Look at Yourself" is the seventh studio album by American band Emmure, and the first album to feature the new line-up with Joshua Travis, Phil Lockett, and Josh Miller. The album was released on March 3, 2017, through SharpTone Records.
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Review from metalwani.com
Make no mistake; this is one angry record. There is a palpable level of discord, hatred and bile contained within these thirty-minutes. Instrumentally, new chaps Josh Travis, Phil Lockett and Josh Miller bring the fire with rhythmic slams and chunky, beef-cake chugs alongside a side of early KoRn playground squeaks and dissonance; but Palmeri’s got the bit between his teeth. Every scream, growl, rap and spoken part is laced with enough toxicity to take down a large bear, and enough aggression to make you want to trash a room. Sounds great, right?
Emmure’s seventh album will not set the world alright for originality. At its core, it is chock-full of deathcore hallmarks that you’ve heard before. The aggression is certainly worth noting – there are few albums out there that can match Palmeri et al’s ire here, but ‘Look At Yourself’ will not be welcoming many detractors in from the cold. But you get the distinct impression that that’s not the band’s goal – they look after their own, and their own will be more than happy with what’s on offer here.
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"Look at Yourself" is the seventh studio album by American band Emmure, and the first album to feature the new line-up with Joshua Travis, Phil Lockett, and Josh Miller. The album was released on March 3, 2017, through SharpTone Records.
User Album Review
Review from metalwani.com
Make no mistake; this is one angry record. There is a palpable level of discord, hatred and bile contained within these thirty-minutes. Instrumentally, new chaps Josh Travis, Phil Lockett and Josh Miller bring the fire with rhythmic slams and chunky, beef-cake chugs alongside a side of early KoRn playground squeaks and dissonance; but Palmeri’s got the bit between his teeth. Every scream, growl, rap and spoken part is laced with enough toxicity to take down a large bear, and enough aggression to make you want to trash a room. Sounds great, right?
Emmure’s seventh album will not set the world alright for originality. At its core, it is chock-full of deathcore hallmarks that you’ve heard before. The aggression is certainly worth noting – there are few albums out there that can match Palmeri et al’s ire here, but ‘Look At Yourself’ will not be welcoming many detractors in from the cold. But you get the distinct impression that that’s not the band’s goal – they look after their own, and their own will be more than happy with what’s on offer here.
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