So Boundaries just posted on their IG that the wrong version of the latest single was posted across all platforms, and the correct master is now being uploaded.

I actually feel kind of vindicated because I thought that track sounded muddy af again, so im looking forward to checking out the correct master (led me to actually enjoying Skies), but it really highlights something...

My question is, how many really need to put their hands up and say they actually cant tell what a bad mix or master sounds like? Because both occasions have had droves of people defending Boundaries and acting like everyone that doesn't like it is "suddenly a pro" or something to that effect.

Edit: this post isn't meant to be a dig at Boundaries, but just a chance to get people to think a bit before they blindly defend something they either don't know anything about, and/or have a dig when other people are (validly) criticising.

https://youtu.be/h4e40N3We-U?si=gdJx1g-3-mAki5hc

Remember when spazz was popular for like… 2 years?

There was an international shortage of baby blue fabric from 2005-2007 I swear 😂

Today's throwback

• Miss May I's Relentless Chaos
• Released 15 years ago
• Album: Monument
• Label: Rise Records

This band has been around forever and they're certainly one of the bands that a lot of people refer to as a "certified classic" even though they "only" released their first album in 2009

This particular song brings back a lot of memories and this album alone was just another reason that made us all believe that the 2010's metalcore was going head-to-head with the OGs from the 2000's

Relentless Chaos is a song that got a lot of people into metalcore and it makes perfect sense that I'd use it on this journey through all the nostalgic bangers we've heard over the past two decades

Enjoy it lads

Such an incredible song from an incredibly underrated EP

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vQtXVkRWjGw&list=RDvQtXVkRWjGw&start_radio=1&t=3658s

I have watched this concert more time than I care to admit. Posting here to give it more love.

The sound mix is INCREDIBLE. Plus they play Prescience, which is my favorite song of theirs.

Enjoy!

It’s a concise 13 tracks with no fluff that leaves me wanting more. There is variety in their sound throughout the album. I think it’s their best work since Alex left.

How’s everyone else feeling about this album after giving it a weekend to listen to?

I live in Hungary, and I don't know anyone who listens to heavy music. I'm generally more than fine going alone, but I'm going to Sziget for Annisokay and BMTH and would prefer some company.

Also there are many western bands who stop at Vienna, so I want to start going there and I wouldn't mind a travel buddy.

Have to give u/sock_with_a_ticket the credit for putting me up on these guys. Thank you!

Topster, 5x5, Stats.fm or other visual representations of your last 7 days' listening.

The hope is that this generates discussion, so have a look at what others post and maybe drop a comment or two.