This a terrific display of the evolution of the eight string and how lazily it has infiltrated what nu-metal has essentially turned into. Graves ensure to play super steady alongside a punctual click track that keeps the album incredibly tight and punchy. The vocals are a mixed bag, often splashing too much tongue and lip in attitude. While Graves' output isn't instantly forgettable, it stands light in comparison to comparable acts such as Glass Realms or Prophets and doesn't even get to The Acacia Strain's wavelength no matter how convincing "Decay" might try to portray.
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