Exactly what I thought
I don’t know their earlier songs, but i see people saying they referred to earlier songs in that one.
I actually kind off enjoyed that song.
Just… Will they get out of the kitchen again??
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I can’t believe they shot two music videos in the same kitchen from the same angle. LOL!
I think I like this song Libido better than Peer Pressure. A bit weird here and there, but I like weird. It feels more structured. Could use less chugging and more intentional phrasing of musical ideas, and maybe a bit of singing too.
Last minute sounds very similar to Ruin, but not exactly like Ruin. I compared the two back to back. Honestly, they should have started where they ended, maybe changed that riff a little more, and kept that going. The last minute was the best part honestly. Everything was finally feeling like it was coming together.
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Really love the last minute, a bit less the whole thing, due to the weird structure changes. Sounds like 3 songs in one. A weirder one than Peer Pressure, but it fits the Deviloof approach.
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A bit disjointed, but I’m definitely liking this one more than the other PV track.
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I liked this one better. (there’s a woman reaching her climax in the background and that was… a choice)
PS we’re this close to have a new n°1 overused setup in PVs & photoshoots, the church and the red steampunk backdrop are trembling
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Not as boring as the previous track and that’s always something
They really gotta figure to move from one place to another for a pv next time though
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I preffered the Peer Pressure track a lot.
Because while it was from the vocals less interesting, it was in general much harder.
This unnescesary Trap/Hip-Hop part ruins this whole track for me.
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I can’t believe they shot two music videos in the same kitchen from the same angle. LOL!
I was like at least they switched up the lighting 
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Pretty sick but deathcore is like my ultimate cup of tea.
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I paused 3 times around 1:10 because I thought my elderly dog was barking in the other room.
REVIEWED
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Dude this shit has me even more excited to hear this album.
That was a very disjointed song.
I actually really dig the track. Unpredictable and they keep coming back with something different and awesome instead of repeating the same 2/3 parts or whatever. I’m here for it 100%.
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Disjointed is kind of “the thing” in -core music right now. Bands like PALEDUSK, Crystal Lake, and dexcore’s most recent single sound like a ton of songs mashed together. Even JILUKA’s latest is a bit disjointed. So I’m not surprised, but like this one more than Peer Pressure. It’s still a really bunk PV, though.
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Kanta also played a new track off the album “Orewellian Soceity” continuing their mentions of 1984.
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Confusing but I fuck with it more than Peer Pressure. I also don’t understand this trend of putting together songs with totally different-sounding parts without any kind of discernible connection. Like, do they think they’re writing operas? Are they composing separate movements?? Is this some weird artistic wankery that I don’t understand?
I loved everything after that random drugged-out trappy bit in the middle, that was a sick transition.
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I seriously have no clue what y’all are talking about everything seems to flow pretty fluidly to me.
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Definitely preferred Libido to Peer Pressure(which I like more now than I did on my first listen). Honestly wasn’t expecting the pornogrind influence but it makes sense with the name of the song. This song fits a lot more with what I was expecting from this album with the electronic elements similar to newspeak.
Personally I never understand what people mean by disjointed but I often see it used to describe things I like so I don’t even view it as negative even if that was the intention of the person saying it.
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out of curiousity, what do y’all think of llll-Ligro-'s INVICTA? is it disjointed?
that’s not meant to be a gotcha question - i just remember this track making zero sense to me, sounding confused and aimless when it came out, but a few listens later it ended up being my fav song of the year
i’m holding out hope for this album of Deviloof’s to develop similarly but who knows