Title: I changed my mind
Review: When I first reviewed this album two years ago, I gave it a glowing reviews. Unfortunately, the album doesn't have too much lasting value. They initially impressed me due to the vocalist's similarity to Maynard James Keenan, but the novelty of that wore thin quickly. The band doesn't have too much aside from that to back them up, leaving a rather average nu-metal band. If they worked at developing a more unique sound, there's definite potential for greatness. But as of this record, that potential is far from fulfilled.
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