Chemistry Of Common Life
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100While it's offset on a few songs by "clean" female vocals, Damian Abraham's glass-gargling roar remains the primary source of Fucked Up's visceral energy. From this point on, it'll be more exciting to see how much farther beyond gut-level the band is willing to go.
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Despite a surprisingly visceral first listen, Chemistry reveals itself to be expertly crafted record with hidden subtleties at every turn.
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Fucked Up aren't the easiest band to like, but they're worth the effort. [Nov 2008, p.156]
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90They are like nothing you've ever heard before and everything you one day hoped you would, too strong for the charts and too corrupting for MTV.
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Chemistry is a natural and seamless masterpiece that might never have happened but for the band's own need to thumb its nose at expectations.
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The Chemistry of Common Life is not a technically proficient album despite its epic leanings. Like most albums primarily consisting of anthems, its impact tapers off slightly on repeated listens. But the sheer power of the album is key.
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This is third wave hardcore, and it's a return to form, where commentary rules and violence and ignorance won't be tolerated.
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88It might seem counterintuitive to call Chemistry a grower: From the first listen, it's both pummeling and riveting.
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10Just listen Its great