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Judiciary has been waiting a long time to drop their second LP, and from the sound of it, you can tell they poured their flesh and blood into this record. They start the album off slow, but only for a short time before they get into their signature sound of heavyness, guitar solos, and ripping your head off vocals. This time around, the boys have leveled up the beefiness in terms of how hard the tracks sound and how talented they are with their craft. The production on this album is cleaner and tighter than their previous album. The use of clean vocals was a surprise and integrated into the flow of the album very well. Some of the grit they had on the last album is traded in for wall-shattering volume. By the books, this album is better than the last record; however, besides the singles and the last track, nothing from the album caught my attention. The album is great; it’s a step up in every way; however, on a first listen, compared to the last album, there was no standout track for me. Also, it was said there were some mumbling vocals like their last album. I think I can say this album is solid. Check the last page for my score.
RATING: 7/10
NOTIABLE TRACKS:
Flesh
Blood
Engulfed
Paradigm Piercer
Obsidian
Eschatos Hemera