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I-Empire is a sweeping conceptual piece with a message as big as its sound and just a bit more enigmatic.
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'Magic' isn't the sole highlight: 'Sirens,' an earnest new-wave throwback, may even encourage DeLonge's sternest critics to sing along.
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For all its cathartic lyrics, I-Empire is actually packed with dazzling, fast-moving songs, like 'Everything's Magic' and 'Sirens,' that bring together U2's widescreen guitar flights with tuneful, straightforward punk melodies.
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Where "Whisper" came off like an ego-driven side project, I-Empire paints the Angels as a fully-fledged band.
Awards & Rankings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 84 out of 101
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Mixed: 3 out of 101
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Negative: 14 out of 101
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OmriEMay 10, 2008You can sence this albums marks the true nature of angels, The epicness and overall effects make this band sound unique.
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LiamS.Nov 22, 2007Excellent album, much improved from "We Don't Need To Whisper", beautifully written music
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KaiT.Nov 7, 2007it more focused and less indulgant than WDNTW, but im still waiting for an AVA album that will blow me away. this is a good step forward tho