I Let It In and It Took Everything

by Loathe

I Let It In and It Took Everything cover art
  • Type: Album
  • Released: 7 February 2020
  • Label: SharpTone Records
  • Country: United Kingdom
  • Length: 49:19
  • Community rating: 3.91/5 from 25 ratings

Album Notes & Community Reviews

A landmark album in modern metal, Loathe's sophomore effort was a critical triumph that saw them perfect their signature genre fusion. 'I Let It In and It Took Everything' is a masterpiece of dynamic contrast, seamlessly shifting between punishing, djent-infused metalcore and beautiful, ethereal shoegaze and dream pop passages. This eclectic and emotionally dense record explored themes of love, loss, and alienation, establishing the band as one of the most innovative and important acts in contemporary heavy music.

Genres

Descriptors: atmospheric, male-vocalist, dissonant, noisy, melodic, progressive, harsh-vocals, breakup, rhythmic, alienation, complex, death, violence, technical

Tracklist

  1. Theme (1:23)
  2. Aggressive Evolution (3:27)
  3. Broken Vision Rhythm (2:35)
  4. Two-Way Mirror (5:00)
  5. 451 Days (1:39)
  6. New Faces in the Dark (3:12)
  7. Red Room (2:03)
  8. Screaming (5:54)
  9. Is It Really You? (4:47)
  10. Gored (3:07)
  11. Heavy Is the Head That Falls with the Weight of a Thousand Thoughts (4:17)
  12. A Sad Cartoon (5:15)
  13. A Sad Cartoon (Reprise) (1:15)
  14. I Let It in and It Took Everything... (5:20)

Credits

  • Loathe - primary artist
  • Jens Bogren - mastering
  • George Lever - mix

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