It’s because the world is not ready for something this epic to be released to the masses. It’s like project Blue Book. I guess the secret is out. Cheers
Because the world is so over saturated with bands, even great ones get lost in the noise. It’s more of chance of being discovered by a controlling force and given the opportunity to excel in the world that’s handed forwards.
There is truly no example of a Magnum Opus more pure than this. This album is far beyond what words can describe. This album will be held within regards no less than godly.
This album is a masterpiece indeed, but there are many other examples out there. Metropolis pt 2 imediatelly comes to mind as well as does Still Life or Lateralus, could list many more.
Check out Adjy's the Idyll Opus similar in how lyrically ambitious it is. Not metal though, more folk and midwestern emo I guess you could say. Really reccomend if the lyrics are one of the reasons you enjoy this album.
love how the vocalist transitions from epic spoken verses to guttural screams, it makes me feel like I'm shouting at the gods from the top of a mountain, unreal record best this year easy.
You can say a lot about Spotify, but when they recommended the song "Stone and Silver Part I - The Mountains of Man" to me, I knew I had discovered something truly legendary. *This is musical perfection.*
How tf r u guys not huge?!?!?! I havent the words. U guys r giants amongst men. So many cookie cutter metal bands r massive, for what. U guys deserve so much more.
It's that time again. I arrive home late. Drunk as piss. Girlfriend is pissed. I kick my feet up on my desk. Put my head phones on. Press play and listen to my favorite album. Then I comment exactly what I am doing because I am drunk and enjoying myself. I've probably bought this album three times. I still like to listen to it on youtube though.
The part where Ariel mocks the pilgrim is probably my favorite part. I get goosebumps whenever I hear her say "Are you a man? Are you a mouse? Or are you but a foolish child whose come to cry out in the middle of the night? Or is it that you are divine? Born to live and born to die as the waxing and the waning of the tides? Have you come to cry? Have you come to revel in the imposition of your exile? Tell me, Pilgrim, what is it that you seek? Because it's all so simple. Can't you see?" The anger, the frustration, the buildup, only to have such a simple question be the answer to the whole job lot. The music here is brilliant, but the lyrics and the story is what drives it over the top and makes it something more than just another metal album.
It's not just the lyrics and story, but Gareth and guest's full bodied commitment to the performance that totally sells this album. Masterpiece in concept album vocals.
Gareth. Jonas. Jack. If any of you are reading this I would like you to know that your music inspired a significant turning point in my life. I was trapped in the most terrifying and torpid mental state of my life thus far when I first came across your project. No piece of music before The Man With No Face had ever conveyed what it was like to be inside my head. I finally wasn't alone. This album was and always will be the singular most impactful event of my life in more ways than I'm willing to mention, especially in a silly lil youtube comment. I'm going to go ahead and thank each of you as sincerely as I can as you are all individually more of a person than I could ever hope to be. Thank you for collectively making my life just so much more positive. I wish you all the very best in your future endeavours and I'll do my best to support each of you in your (hopefully long-lived) musical and artistic journeys. (p.s. sorry if this isn't very cohesive it's an emotional mess lmao)
Musica Masonica kinda surprised you still read these...love the album though. Kinda new to deathcore, all I had heard before this was suicide silence and fit for an autopsy. Love how you guys made it glow between soft spoken word and balls to the wall deathcore and everything in between
Rest in peace Jack. I never knew you but your compositions and especially this album came at a challenging time in my life and helped me so much. I feel weird writing this knowing you will never read it but I feel you gave me so much and I have never gave anything in return. If by any chances Jonas see this, thank you man for being a part of this masterpiece. Hope you are doing fine with all that have been going on recently.
+Johnny Danger Definitely, I bought it via Band Camp the second it came out, I am still listening to it in order to truly get the whole effect of this album... which is amazing and getting better with each listen!
+Johnny Danger Individually the songs are great, but in order to understand how great the album is you have to listen to it in full. So beautiful and powerful.
I know this album by the heart. I discovered it with random click (first thank you to youtube's algorithm) almost 3 years ago... now i have their whole discography (3 albums and cleansed). I won't tell my life, but i am a pilgrim kinda. I lost all my family and i am so alone... this album put words on so many of my wounds... and when there's no word for my wounds, this album is able to put notes and ambiances. This album means way more than i can explain. In a way i am so sad this band is over and in other way i think it is impossible to make an album after that. Slice the cake are the radiohead of prog metal in my opinion. The lantern... i think this song has been "written for me" and this is why i have a lantern tattooed on my throat. With moutains on the background, because of the Holy Moutain. This album is a sountrack for my life and i listen to it every single day. Gareth, Jonas, Jack... i know you all move to other projects, i know it is past, i know you guys disbanded and maybe that was for good reasons... but i just wanted to tell you for so many people, life can be so dark... like we die a thousand death and die a thousand more ... but this album is still a lantern in obscurity. And even if it is no longer relevant to you, it is still relevant to someone. Sorry for my shitty english. Am french. Thanks for everything.
Can't believe I've been listening to this album for 5 years now. I'm not in the same place i was back then, but I'm glad this has been able to come along with me.
Album of the decade? Album of the history of music I'd say. Been listening to this banger for about 2 years now, never ceases to amaze me every single damn time.
with all the negativity and criticism in the metal community lately, seeing such an absolutely overwhelming mass of support for an album that damn well deserved it is heartwarming ❤️
Me too, man. It is too bad so many people just listen to shitty pop and never go deeper into meanings or story or emotion. Just meaningless 3 minute rackets about "the club".
You're referring to kids, no one I know actively seeks out and listens to top-40 music, they all just like their own stuff - whether it be LedZep, Beatles, Prince, Meatloaf, Crystal Castles - labelling everyone who doesn't listen to metal as 'shitty-pop listeners with no expansive taste', is as tired a trope as 'everyone who listens to heavy metal being bearded, overweight and playing Dungeons and Dragons in their Mums Basement'. Metal is not for everyone, some people simply don't enjoy hearing screaming, overdriven guitar riffs and blast-beats. While I incorporate a 'no-genre' policy, and will listen to just about any musical style - there is certainly a lot of metal I dislike, 'Slice the Cake' are different because there is purpose and art to it but I can totally understand why some people would instantly not enjoy it's full-frontal Sonic assault. Like what you like, let everyone else like what they like and we'll all be better people for it :)
+Dan M There are loads of people that only listen to the top 40 radio or top hits spotify playlists. You are just fortunate to know people who care about music.
This is the best album I’ve ever listened too. I found it earlier this year and I’ve listened to it all the way through 45 times according to my Apple Music replay.
Absolutely one of my favorite albums of all time. I don't even know how many times I've listened to it and yet it still keeps getting better. The Lantern gives me chills every time!!
All I have to say is thank you. Thank you for such a poetic masterpiece. The first time I actually felt and listened to this album was at work, and several times I had to walk outside because of the deep emotional feeling the words and instrumentals gave me. This is a album from the fucking Gods. Not matter what, I support this godly band till the day I die.
@@donutsleepy I still get chills from the intro though! I really feel like this album is a physiological experience, not just a musical one. It's probably my favorite album of all time.
i find this album is so astonishingly good i cant really put it into words. it is quite possibly the best metal album i have ever heard. i've never heard anything with the depth of content; never listened to an album that is at once crushing, uplifting, dire and inspirational; never experienced such an absolutely glorious musical journey. amazing work
I'm a relatively recent discoverer of this band and album. It was just through happenstance, seeing it mentioned in some random comment on a random article from a random metal music blog. I'll forever be grateful for this discovery though, because this album is exactly what I i needed for the point of life that I am currently at. It's hard for me to put in to words how this album has made me feel. After just one listen, I knew that I'd just listened to a masterpiece. In a fair world, this band would have sold millions of records and be headlining the biggest venues and festivals. It breaks my heart that I'll never be able to see StC live, but I'm just grateful the they were able stay together long enough to birth this very, very special album. That being said, all of the music that they put out is excellent. But, this is their magnum opus, and one of the most slept on and overlooked albums of the decade. I'll be sure to keep an eye out for any new music that any of the guys are involved in, as well as keeping my fingers crossed that they will someday reunite. Thank you again for this masterful piece of art.
The best album ever made. StC is not my all-time favorite band overall, but it would take a miracle for this to ever drop out of the #1 album spot in my heart
Haven't been into anything this heavy lately due to the transitional period in my life. But I always find myself listening to this GOAT album start to finish at least once a month. It is a nice reminder that your amazing work does not need to be known by everyone to be amazing. This 1 hour long experience is surely unique, especially when the Mountains of Man kicks in...
This is mt favorite and the greatest album of all time by far. Every part. Every instrument, the way they work together, the lyricism, the vocals, the structure - everything. I could go on and on for days (And I'm not exaggerating) talking about why this is the greatest album of all time, and I can't thank you enough, STC, for gifting the world this absolutely flawless masterpiece. Just heard about the remaster, so I went to comment on this. Can't wait to listen to it. It's heartbreaking you won't be back after all. Also, what will you, Jonas and Jack work on? You said you'll move on to a different project without Gaia. What project is that?
The magic of metal theses days... bands release masterpieces, and then either change lineup or just give up, it kills me all the wasted potential everytime... and here you have a timeless masterpiece, and no band To play it..
I can't believe how fantastic this album is. The songwriting and lyrics are nearly without measure. Drums, bass, leads, rhythm, and vocals are unbelievable. The overall delivery of the music is ridiculously well done. I've been a fan since I heard The Man With No Face a few years back, and this album....it's already of my favorites. I only wish that the band members didn't go their separate ways. Could've had a much brighter and longer lasting legacy. Sincerely, A diehard fan and admirer.
This album is so good, my chest hair grew chest hair, gained its own personality, and started a tribute band. \m/ This is probably the best album I've ever heard.
How have I seriously never heard of this band? This could shape up to be one of my favorite albums and I know that having only listened through one. Goddamn, bravo..
I got part 1 of the exile automatically recommended to me on spotify and absolutely fell in love with it and paused my playlist to listen to the whole album
To this day, I regularly turn death metal nerds onto this album. Over 5 years later, this is still absolutely brilliant. Please keep going, this ensemble goes beyond.
Truly thank you. Thank you for restoring faith that there are still actual artists out here making music. You have actually earned the right to be called an artist. They need to make a new name for whatever you call the majority of the mainstream music creators these days that the all the sheep gobble up and puke back out into the mouths of one another.
By far one of the greatest pieces of music I’ve ever had the pleasure of listening to.. front to back , every time . The journey is a must for me . Thank you for this.
Relistening through this album again a year later and the same feelings are still there. Such a fucking good album. No doubt it will stand the test of time
The first song randomly appeared on my spotify discover weekly yesterday and THANK GOD. It has been ages since I was this blown away by an album or band. HOLY SHIT. I am grieved to find that this group has disbanded because I legitimately long for more music like this.
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Drunk again. Just checking in. Making sure this album still rocks. It still does. Have a good night everyone.
Indeed! Great music.
Still my favorite album, still drunk
Drunk again. Just checking in. Making sure this comment still makes me laugh. It still does. Have a good night everyone
@@PoonScurvy I'll drink to that 🤘
Same 🙄
Rest easy, Magero. U are now in the Castle in the Sky.
Rest in peace brother Magero. Thank you for everything
Friends... We're back!
facebook.com/stcproject/photos/a.181026048601858/2656803251024113/?type=3&theater
I have shared this album stream and that post on every social media platform I'm on. I cannot contain my excitement.
LETS GOO!!!!
hell yeah
HELL YEAH
AMEN!
I'm so glad it's not April 1st!
2022! baby, still the most beautiful album
6 years later and this still kicks so much ass
You should check out Rivers of Nihil's newest album, it's not quite as good as this one imo, but you'll probably like it.
@@luker.6967 i love rivers of nihil where know my owls name is such a amazing album
@@satanworshippers2614 Yeah it's really, really good.
2019, and I can still report an affirmation of this comment.
2020 too
Why has this not been viewed millions of times? This album is structured perfectly and unbelievably immersive. Still tops 99% of music now.
It’s because the world is not ready for something this epic to be released to the masses. It’s like project Blue Book. I guess the secret is out. Cheers
It really is a masterpiece
Because the world is so over saturated with bands, even great ones get lost in the noise. It’s more of chance of being discovered by a controlling force and given the opportunity to excel in the world that’s handed forwards.
Vraiment très beau ça me donne la chair de poule
Ha, thought I forgot. I didn't. It's been so long and I keep returning.
no one will ever forget this.
never!
Art.
Pure fucking art.
Ayyyyyyyy you come on my server (Garnet DarkRP) quite a bit. Glad to see I gave you an RPG now that I know what music you listen to.
LeeShay Before then it was about all that sweet server dosh.
..iculate.
Wow
You said it
There is truly no example of a Magnum Opus more pure than this. This album is far beyond what words can describe. This album will be held within regards no less than godly.
This album is a masterpiece indeed, but there are many other examples out there. Metropolis pt 2 imediatelly comes to mind as well as does Still Life or Lateralus, could list many more.
Totally agree, well put! It kinda reminds me of Pink Floyd's The Wall for some reason...
This is one of the best metal albums ever released. Its sad that someone didn't want this to see the light of day.
could not agree more, a masterpiece
Check out Adjy's the Idyll Opus similar in how lyrically ambitious it is. Not metal though, more folk and midwestern emo I guess you could say. Really reccomend if the lyrics are one of the reasons you enjoy this album.
love how the vocalist transitions from epic spoken verses to guttural screams, it makes me feel like I'm shouting at the gods from the top of a mountain, unreal record best this year easy.
I'm serious when I say that words can not describe how good this album is
After so long, this album is still the greatest masterpiece I've ever heard. It's a very unique, epic and wonderful album. I'm a huge fan.
You can say a lot about Spotify, but when they recommended the song "Stone and Silver Part I - The Mountains of Man" to me, I knew I had discovered something truly legendary.
*This is musical perfection.*
How tf r u guys not huge?!?!?! I havent the words. U guys r giants amongst men. So many cookie cutter metal bands r massive, for what. U guys deserve so much more.
Cake slicer > cookie cutter
Clean singing? Goofy ass name? I tend to tip out on a lot of metal with to much clean singing. lol
@@flammifer451 yeah, clean singing in extreme metal is cringy, I agree.
@@flammifer451 10/10*
They need to appeal more to jewish talent agents if they are to make it in the big music world
It's that time again. I arrive home late. Drunk as piss. Girlfriend is pissed. I kick my feet up on my desk. Put my head phones on. Press play and listen to my favorite album. Then I comment exactly what I am doing because I am drunk and enjoying myself. I've probably bought this album three times. I still like to listen to it on youtube though.
you good, man?
The part where Ariel mocks the pilgrim is probably my favorite part. I get goosebumps whenever I hear her say "Are you a man? Are you a mouse? Or are you but a foolish child whose come to cry out in the middle of the night? Or is it that you are divine? Born to live and born to die as the waxing and the waning of the tides? Have you come to cry? Have you come to revel in the imposition of your exile? Tell me, Pilgrim, what is it that you seek? Because it's all so simple. Can't you see?"
The anger, the frustration, the buildup, only to have such a simple question be the answer to the whole job lot.
The music here is brilliant, but the lyrics and the story is what drives it over the top and makes it something more than just another metal album.
yes dude, unending waltz is the crescendo in an epic journey. It's so fucking good, oh my lord.
It's not just the lyrics and story, but Gareth and guest's full bodied commitment to the performance that totally sells this album. Masterpiece in concept album vocals.
Relatable as well, we are all pilgrims of this life and we often question what we truly seek.
goosebumps
Gareth. Jonas. Jack. If any of you are reading this I would like you to know that your music inspired a significant turning point in my life. I was trapped in the most terrifying and torpid mental state of my life thus far when I first came across your project. No piece of music before The Man With No Face had ever conveyed what it was like to be inside my head. I finally wasn't alone.
This album was and always will be the singular most impactful event of my life in more ways than I'm willing to mention, especially in a silly lil youtube comment. I'm going to go ahead and thank each of you as sincerely as I can as you are all individually more of a person than I could ever hope to be. Thank you for collectively making my life just so much more positive.
I wish you all the very best in your future endeavours and I'll do my best to support each of you in your (hopefully long-lived) musical and artistic journeys.
(p.s. sorry if this isn't very cohesive it's an emotional mess lmao)
Musica Masonica kinda surprised you still read these...love the album though. Kinda new to deathcore, all I had heard before this was suicide silence and fit for an autopsy. Love how you guys made it glow between soft spoken word and balls to the wall deathcore and everything in between
keep being awesome dude.
Can you point me in the direction of the artist? If he has any other paintings I fucking want them.
I'd like to know too! with the paintings and shit that is
rock and metal and punk rock for ever
Rest in peace Jack. I never knew you but your compositions and especially this album came at a challenging time in my life and helped me so much. I feel weird writing this knowing you will never read it but I feel you gave me so much and I have never gave anything in return. If by any chances Jonas see this, thank you man for being a part of this masterpiece. Hope you are doing fine with all that have been going on recently.
This isn't one of those albums you can just throw into a playlist on random. You have to listen to it in sequence every time I think.
+Johnny Danger Definitely, I bought it via Band Camp the second it came out, I am still listening to it in order to truly get the whole effect of this album... which is amazing and getting better with each listen!
+Johnny Danger Individually the songs are great, but in order to understand how great the album is you have to listen to it in full. So beautiful and powerful.
Agreed, this isn't a background music album, takes really listening and paying attention to fully enjoy!
+Johnny Danger I wish it were about 45 minutes long. I would love to listen to the whole album carefully, but I can't do that for an hour straight...
an hour is nothing when music is playing.
"Lest I wander to the Gallows and hang until I'm dead.
I've seen the mountain in my dreams, and I shall seek it 'til the end."
Favorite lyric of this album, the masterpiece that it is.
I get some serious Dark Tower vibes from it.
So, here we find ourselves again. Yet another year of the pilgrimage being the beacon of mine.
Just coming back to say this is a masterpiece 🤘
8 years later this is still one of my favorit album.
how is this album not have 1 billion views?!?
i will forever be thankful for what this album has given me
I know this album by the heart. I discovered it with random click (first thank you to youtube's algorithm) almost 3 years ago... now i have their whole discography (3 albums and cleansed).
I won't tell my life, but i am a pilgrim kinda. I lost all my family and i am so alone... this album put words on so many of my wounds... and when there's no word for my wounds, this album is able to put notes and ambiances.
This album means way more than i can explain. In a way i am so sad this band is over and in other way i think it is impossible to make an album after that. Slice the cake are the radiohead of prog metal in my opinion.
The lantern... i think this song has been "written for me" and this is why i have a lantern tattooed on my throat. With moutains on the background, because of the Holy Moutain. This album is a sountrack for my life and i listen to it every single day.
Gareth, Jonas, Jack... i know you all move to other projects, i know it is past, i know you guys disbanded and maybe that was for good reasons... but i just wanted to tell you for so many people, life can be so dark... like we die a thousand death and die a thousand more ... but this album is still a lantern in obscurity.
And even if it is no longer relevant to you, it is still relevant to someone.
Sorry for my shitty english. Am french.
Thanks for everything.
This is terribly underrated
This album always gives me the goosebumps. I’m not exaggerating. This shit is unreal.
5 years going strong bb!! I pass this on to all of my friends.
Can't believe I've been listening to this album for 5 years now. I'm not in the same place i was back then, but I'm glad this has been able to come along with me.
So...here we find ourselves again. Good first line for a album i revisit quite often.
Album of the decade? Album of the history of music I'd say.
Been listening to this banger for about 2 years now, never ceases to amaze me every single damn time.
Shakespeare Metal
More like Milton Metal.
Still cant get enough of this album man, holy fuck
It's a shame this doesn't have the attention it deserves! This is quite possibly my favorite album of this decade by far.
I didnt think i could say one day "this is my favourite album of all time".
And i discovered this album
I've come so far from home, just to find I must return. And I'm sorry.
This is a literal masterpiece of Metal, and the definition of a swan song.
Unending Waltz gave me the most intense chills music has ever given me
The first song, filled my eyes with tears from the beauty of it
20/08/21, can confirm this is still the greatest album ever made.
2023 🎉
yup
2023 and it still is
with all the negativity and criticism in the metal community lately, seeing such an absolutely overwhelming mass of support for an album that damn well deserved it is heartwarming ❤️
Best metal album I've heard in a long time. You guys should be immensely proud of this work of art.
Not gonna lie, a couple of these songs brought tears to my eyes. The emotions behind them!
Me too, man. It is too bad so many people just listen to shitty pop and never go deeper into meanings or story or emotion. Just meaningless 3 minute rackets about "the club".
You're referring to kids, no one I know actively seeks out and listens to top-40 music, they all just like their own stuff - whether it be LedZep, Beatles, Prince, Meatloaf, Crystal Castles - labelling everyone who doesn't listen to metal as 'shitty-pop listeners with no expansive taste', is as tired a trope as 'everyone who listens to heavy metal being bearded, overweight and playing Dungeons and Dragons in their Mums Basement'.
Metal is not for everyone, some people simply don't enjoy hearing screaming, overdriven guitar riffs and blast-beats. While I incorporate a 'no-genre' policy, and will listen to just about any musical style - there is certainly a lot of metal I dislike, 'Slice the Cake' are different because there is purpose and art to it but I can totally understand why some people would instantly not enjoy it's full-frontal Sonic assault.
Like what you like, let everyone else like what they like and we'll all be better people for it :)
+Dan M There are loads of people that only listen to the top 40 radio or top hits spotify playlists. You are just fortunate to know people who care about music.
this is beyond generic metal produced by a brand or label, but a musical master piece spawned by geniuses!
I can't put into words how good this album is, nothing else compares. This is truly a masterpiece and a work of art.
This is the best album I’ve ever listened too. I found it earlier this year and I’ve listened to it all the way through 45 times according to my Apple Music replay.
still one of the best prog albums of all time Gareth Mason is a genius
This album is the album i'd bring on a desert island
Still absolutely crushing.
6 years in, and still one of my favorite albums of all time.
I have listened to this many, many times. Thank you.
Absolutely one of my favorite albums of all time. I don't even know how many times I've listened to it and yet it still keeps getting better. The Lantern gives me chills every time!!
All I have to say is thank you. Thank you for such a poetic masterpiece. The first time I actually felt and listened to this album was at work, and several times I had to walk outside because of the deep emotional feeling the words and instrumentals gave me. This is a album from the fucking Gods. Not matter what, I support this godly band till the day I die.
It's been four years, and I still think about this album a lot. Slice The Cake, come home. We miss you!
They've been back for a while, possibly even before you made that comment.
Back to listen all the way through after the announcement.
SLICE THE CAKE IS BACK BABY
Albums like this one were written only once. This is a pure diamond. Congrats gentlemen!
jesus christ this album is amazing
ONE YEAR, I miss you guys
One of the best albums I've ever heard. Absolutely incredible.
Two minutes in, and if you give me any more chills I will die of hypothermia
Rest in peace man you definitely died
but did you die??
I think he died
@@donutsleepy I still get chills from the intro though! I really feel like this album is a physiological experience, not just a musical one. It's probably my favorite album of all time.
i find this album is so astonishingly good i cant really put it into words. it is quite possibly the best metal album i have ever heard. i've never heard anything with the depth of content; never listened to an album that is at once crushing, uplifting, dire and inspirational; never experienced such an absolutely glorious musical journey. amazing work
Four years later and this still can't be topped.
Doing my taxes while listening to Odyssey to the West in the background.
Taxes are now awesome 👍
My goodness, how come I've NEVER HEARD of this band and album before???? This is more solid than many "best albums" in this genre.
This is a genuinely TERRIFYINGLY brilliant album! I've had relatively continous shivers from start to finish!
I'm a relatively recent discoverer of this band and album. It was just through happenstance, seeing it mentioned in some random comment on a random article from a random metal music blog. I'll forever be grateful for this discovery though, because this album is exactly what I i needed for the point of life that I am currently at. It's hard for me to put in to words how this album has made me feel. After just one listen, I knew that I'd just listened to a masterpiece. In a fair world, this band would have sold millions of records and be headlining the biggest venues and festivals. It breaks my heart that I'll never be able to see StC live, but I'm just grateful the they were able stay together long enough to birth this very, very special album. That being said, all of the music that they put out is excellent. But, this is their magnum opus, and one of the most slept on and overlooked albums of the decade. I'll be sure to keep an eye out for any new music that any of the guys are involved in, as well as keeping my fingers crossed that they will someday reunite. Thank you again for this masterful piece of art.
This is one of the greatest albums ever made. It deserves far more attention
One of the best albums I have ever heard. Ever.
Ok one more comment. Black Dahlias " Nocturnal " has long been my favorite metal album of all time. That may have to change.
I don't understand how this can only have 175k views. This is a marvelous composition. Utterly, destructively beautiful.
20:29 Stone and Silver Part III - The Man of Papyrus Limbs.. Masterpiece!
+From Archive the solo part along with the groove is propably the best moment of the album
The best album ever made. StC is not my all-time favorite band overall, but it would take a miracle for this to ever drop out of the #1 album spot in my heart
Just stumbled on this album, what a perfect composition. It's just perfect. I'd listened to the band before but not this album, and I'm just in awe
Haven't been into anything this heavy lately due to the transitional period in my life. But I always find myself listening to this GOAT album start to finish at least once a month. It is a nice reminder that your amazing work does not need to be known by everyone to be amazing. This 1 hour long experience is surely unique, especially when the Mountains of Man kicks in...
This is mt favorite and the greatest album of all time by far. Every part. Every instrument, the way they work together, the lyricism, the vocals, the structure - everything. I could go on and on for days (And I'm not exaggerating) talking about why this is the greatest album of all time, and I can't thank you enough, STC, for gifting the world this absolutely flawless masterpiece. Just heard about the remaster, so I went to comment on this. Can't wait to listen to it. It's heartbreaking you won't be back after all. Also, what will you, Jonas and Jack work on? You said you'll move on to a different project without Gaia. What project is that?
The magic of metal theses days... bands release masterpieces, and then either change lineup or just give up, it kills me all the wasted potential everytime... and here you have a timeless masterpiece, and no band To play it..
This is easily one of the best albums I’ve ever listened to.
Thank you.
I can't believe how fantastic this album is. The songwriting and lyrics are nearly without measure. Drums, bass, leads, rhythm, and vocals are unbelievable. The overall delivery of the music is ridiculously well done. I've been a fan since I heard The Man With No Face a few years back, and this album....it's already of my favorites.
I only wish that the band members didn't go their separate ways. Could've had a much brighter and longer lasting legacy.
Sincerely,
A diehard fan and admirer.
hard to believe the drums are programmed. they sound so crisp and natural. Outstanding musicianship as always with these guys.
I.. feel bad that I couldn't even tell that the drums are programmed lol.
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This is absolutely the best metal album ever written.
still best album ever. this never change.
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This album is so good, my chest hair grew chest hair, gained its own personality, and started a tribute band. \m/ This is probably the best album I've ever heard.
How have I seriously never heard of this band? This could shape up to be one of my favorite albums and I know that having only listened through one. Goddamn, bravo..
holy fuck, this is the best album I've ever heard, good job guys
2020, still the most beautiful metal album ive ever heard
Discovered this a couple of months ago. Where have you guys been all my life... This album is all beautiful
EVERYONE SHARE THIS AS MUCH AS YOU CAN! THIS BAND NEEDS TO BE NOTICED BY EVERYONE. ABSOLUTE ART!
THIS IS EVERYTHING I HAVE EVER WANTED
MY ENTIRE YEAR IS MADE
I got part 1 of the exile automatically recommended to me on spotify and absolutely fell in love with it and paused my playlist to listen to the whole album
This is the sound I've been looking for, for the past few years. I love this so much!
This is a damn masterpiece, a true sonic journey that I still can't get enough of.
The greatest release of 2016 imo! It shold have more views than any other band!
This and The Dear Hunters Act 5, 2016 has been so good to me.
A tremondous band and an unbelievebel music! Slice the Cake has already become the favorite band of my heart ever been! ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Forever the best Metal band ever in my heart 🖤
To this day, I regularly turn death metal nerds onto this album. Over 5 years later, this is still absolutely brilliant. Please keep going, this ensemble goes beyond.
I love finding amazing bands on my own, especially material like this. Hits different.
Three years. Three fantastic years of listening to this non stop. Cheers, fellas.
Truly thank you. Thank you for restoring faith that there are still actual artists out here making music. You have actually earned the right to be called an artist. They need to make a new name for whatever you call the majority of the mainstream music creators these days that the all the sheep gobble up and puke back out into the mouths of one another.
By far one of the greatest pieces of music I’ve ever had the pleasure of listening to.. front to back , every time . The journey is a must for me . Thank you for this.
Relistening through this album again a year later and the same feelings are still there. Such a fucking good album. No doubt it will stand the test of time
The first song randomly appeared on my spotify discover weekly yesterday and THANK GOD. It has been ages since I was this blown away by an album or band. HOLY SHIT. I am grieved to find that this group has disbanded because I legitimately long for more music like this.