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Universal acclaim- based on 50 Ratings
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Positive: 44 out of 50
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Mixed: 1 out of 50
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Negative: 5 out of 50
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Mar 14, 2020This stuff sounds like any other rock in the last twenty years. Please guys, can rock forget that ugly Linkin Park flirt. I hate this band and I will hate anything, that is mimicking them. If only it was electric wizard, or Queens of the stone age that influenced the next rock era, nah it has to be Linkin. Well in a world where Ariana and Taylor are icons, what would you expect?
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Mar 15, 2020Nothing spectacular. Overrated. They are all over the map with punk, metal, hip-hop, electric and special effects with some melodic vocals if you can get through the experimental noise. If eclectic crazy out of bounds music is your thing you will love it!
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Jun 1, 2020Just...No No NO!!!!Just give you a chance and forget the mainstream market! You were one of the best.What is this??? This is not metalcore or metal at all...Shame!
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Classic Rock MagazineMay 6, 2020Mostly, Underneath is confrontational and exhilarating - just as metal should be when it's doing its job properly. [Jun 2020, p.87]
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Apr 6, 2020For the most part, Code Orange leans upon evocative writing that pairs heaviness to thoughtful lyricism. While there are a handful of phrases that feel sloppy or obvious (“The digital knife's edge that cuts us all” on In Fear, or Cold.Metal.Place’s “The fire burns down our 3D world”), Code Orange’s self-seriousness almost entirely works because of how badass they are.
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Mar 17, 2020Code Orange’s second album for Roadrunner, the exhausting and uneven Underneath, lands like a glib attempt to do just that while forsaking the idiosyncrasies that made them interesting.