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Generally favorable reviews- based on 26 Ratings
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Positive: 18 out of 26
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Negative: 7 out of 26
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The Entrance BandYour Score0 out of 10User ScoreGenerally favorable reviews- based on 26 Ratings
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BrianS.Oct 2, 2009Entrance is an indie rock band now. Too bad. After their last album, I thought they might actually be doing something cool. Instead, they just sort of sound like U2 with more annoying vocals. Almost every song on this thing is awful. The ones that are sort of tolerable are canceled out by the awfulness of "MLK" alone.
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JacobSJan 25, 2010I wanted to like this album, considering I was a big fan of Prayer of Death, but this is the perfect example of how production can ruin material. After seeing some of these songs live years before this was released, everything that works for them live no longer works unless it's buried in reverb on the album.
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D.S.Sep 19, 2009Abysmal. People who give this a ten are mainstream extremists.
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jonathons.Sep 8, 2009The recording is finally up to snuff!! but the songs are just shamefully poor.
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What we do get is delay-drenched college rock, circa 1983.
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He's only a middling guitar player, but insists on soloing and showboating endlessly, drawing out songs to unnecessary lengths.
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This throwbackin’ threesome--an expanded version of frontman Guy Blakeslee’s subdued solo outing under the name Entrance--kills it when they stick to the classic power-trio formula.