Halo trickshot montage.
Transmissions is the debut studio album by American rock band Starset, released on July 8, 2014, through Razor & Tie. Three singles were released in support of the album; "My Demons", "Carnivore", and "Halo", all charting in the top 20 of the US Billboard Mainstream Rock chart. Transmissions is a concept album. The album was produced by Rob Graves and mixed by Ben Grosse. A deluxe version of the album was released on iTunes on February 12, 2016, featuring four new acoustic recordings of songs "My Demons", "Halo", "Point of No Return", and "Let It Die" along with three previously released remixed tracks. As of November 2016, the album has sold 79,000 copies in the United States, according to Billboard and a quarter million overall, factoring in album sales, downloads, and streaming.
Halo trickshot montage.
Sounds like Imagine Dragons woke up on the wrong side of the bed.
Teenage me would've put this album on repeat, I think. Loved it
This sounds too much like the soundtrack to a Michael Bay film. Nothing against soundtracks, but they’re created to complement the film. There’s no film here so those grand instrumental bits feel saccharine. The vocals are overly dramatic. Lyrics are cliche after cliche. Production is falteringly derivative. Instrumentation is solid, but ends up feeling off balance with nothing else to latch onto. 2/5
Man, this was not good. This was bad, even. Sorry, person who added this, but this is as stereotypical as it comes for alternative rock in the 2010s, and the Michael Bay movie trailer soundtrack going on as the backing track the whole time just makes it more groan worthy. Add in a ham-fisted space theme and you've got yourself an album your 12 year old brother is sure to love, and that should probably concern you. Is he okay? Getting enough love and/or attention? Go check on the little guy. And show him the Beatles or something while you do.
I'm constantly amazed by bands I've never heard of on Spotify with 400 million listens. There's a lot of money been spent on orchestral accompaniment, glossy videos and special effects. It's not bad but very fomulaic. And yes, it does sound like a sci-fi film soundtrack.
Hard rock, alternative rock, electronic rock, progressive rock. Ni fu ni fa.
Not bad
If this came out in 2004 it would’ve made more sense given the whole vibe of the album. I probably would’ve loved it if it came out then. It has a strong Linkin Park sound which may be why they could pull it off in 2014. It’s not as hardcore as some other numetal music but it also isn’t much different from a genre that was significantly more popular years before this album. Doubt I’ll revisit this one. 5.6/10
Damn, I almost missed this. This is awesome. Have loved "My Demons" for a really long time, but hadn't thought about listening to the whole album. But not much is happening throughout honestly. 2
The sort of rock music that just does nothing for me.
Awfully ponderous and generic, metal lite (but with all the bombast) and typical of the era. Not one’s thing, though can see how others might go for it (mainly the brooding intensity, which falls pretty faux on one's ears). No need to add to list proper but one wouldn’t notice if it switched out for basically any other metal album.
30 Seconds to Uranus Pretty generic and grating. Recommend Sleep Token over this any day.
Deras största idoler är nog Linkin Park.
Seriously? Not good, in fact, bad. It's like Linkin Park but way worse.
I've listened to ~1700 albums between the 1001 and a few other lists the past few years, and this is the first LP I wanted to skip outright. I knew exactly what this would sound like from the first track in, and the next hour only proved me right – this banal, mass-produced ass-rock was everywhere in the early teens, and this has all the failings one would expect from the genre. Walls of forgettable midrange guitar that are supposed to be heavy but sound thin, songwriting that makes every track somehow feel the same, and of course the most basic, trite lyrics and rhymes you've heard in your life. Pretty garbage all in all, if this is your idea of an LP you must listen to before you die then god help you