A journey from “ugh” to “ooh.” In his recent Witch Vomit review, Brandon talked about how an album should ideally be viewed independently of the band’s previous work. If he found that hard, I’ve found it damn near impossible in this case. After all, the reason we buy an album from a band we like is to hear the elements we liked previously. Not hearing anything too familiar should not have been a huge problem given how wildly different Disillusion‘s previous offerings were and how, regardless of that, I love them both. However, this long-awaited third album was touted as … Continue reading Two Reviews In One: Disillusion – The Liberation