Rightly or wrongly, few bands have as widely an agreed upon cut-off point in the minds of their fanbase as Today Is The Day. Sadness Will Prevail is a work of such unflinching darkness and scale that the follow-up, 2004’s Kiss The Pig—an album that trades in personal destruction for full-scale human nihility in the face of the Iraq war and the 21st century—was always going to be a sidestep. Despite exploring the edges of everything from doom metal to post-rock in the two decades following Sadness Will Prevail, none of the band’s records have managed to grip in the … Continue reading Review: Today Is The Day – Never Give In