Baptize
by Atreyu
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  1. CKhound
    Dec 7, 2022
    10
    As a person who recently "re discovered" Atreyu when they were on the Trinity of Tour lineup. I found this album in its entirety. While I find that the music is a bit of a different vibe than previous albums (including some more traditional Atreyu songs, as well as some more poppy/uplifting songs) I find that it works wonderfully. Honestly, this album is great front to back. I listen to itAs a person who recently "re discovered" Atreyu when they were on the Trinity of Tour lineup. I found this album in its entirety. While I find that the music is a bit of a different vibe than previous albums (including some more traditional Atreyu songs, as well as some more poppy/uplifting songs) I find that it works wonderfully. Honestly, this album is great front to back. I listen to it all the way through on repeat. Baptize, Warrior, Underrated and Save Us are some of my favorites.… Expand

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  1. Sputnikmusic
    Jun 22, 2021
    56
    Baptize is as much a trip through modern day Atreyu cliché as it highlights the best of the group’s more...aged cuts.
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  2. AllMusic
    Jun 22, 2021
    60
    Baptize hits hard early on with a trio of nosebleed section-aimed sonic missiles: the pummeling title cut and its equally unrelenting successors "Save Us" and "Underrated." Therein lies the rub. What follows is no better or worse, just largely the same, with Saller delivering post-hardcore banalities with gusto and the band peppering those surface-level maxims with blazing riffage and fist-pumping gang vocals, ad nauseam.
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  3. Exclaim
    Jun 22, 2021
    40
    It's clear Atreyu crave rebirth in the crucible of lifeless arena rock, but with a selection of tracks this dull and inoffensive, they'll probably get their wish.
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