Take Me Back To Eden

Arrived in excellent condition! The LP's came very well protected in their sleeves and art book was just perfect.

Disc is not of the best quality, but not nearly as bad as the Emergence 7", haha. Honestly the only issue is mild warping and a few skips near the end of one of my favorite tracks. Tolerable. Record otherwise sounds great, really good mix.

This album will have you singing along and trying to do the Vessel's rock scream. The passion in these songs just makes you want more.

I’ve listened to a lot of music over the years, spanning genres from classical to EDM and nearly everything in between, but this takes the top spot. I haven’t listened to an album on repeat like this since I was a teenager and heard Ænima for the first time. It’s just so good, so varied, so incredibly personal. Vessel has been through some stuff and turned it into a hauntingly beautiful album. Major props to II because he’s really how I got into them (randomly watching Danny Carey go ham on Pneuma).Favorite tracks: all of them (no, really)The one with the most feels: Euclid (I dare you to watch them perform it live and not bawl at the end)The one that made me take notice: The SummoningSo yeah, worship.

Adds great complexity to any vinyl collection. Great quality.

Where does one even begin with Sleep Token's 'Take Me Back To Eden'? Calling it a mere album feels like calling the universe a collection of stars – a vast understatement. From the moment 'Chokehold' begins, you're not just listening to music; you're embarking on an odyssey through the cosmos of sound.Each track is a universe unto itself, with 'The Summoning' and 'The Apparition' creating a supernova of emotions, and 'Granite' and 'Aqua Regia' offering a meteor shower of melodic and rhythmic brilliance. 'Vore' and 'Ascensionism' aren’t just songs; they're musical epiphanies that make you question everything you knew about progressive metal.'Are You Really Okay?' and 'Dywtylm' strike chords in your soul you never knew existed, while 'Rain' washes over you with a cleansing flood of sonic bliss. The title track, 'Take Me Back to Eden', isn’t just a song – it's an eight-minute-plus spiritual ascension. And 'Euclid'? It's the mathematical proof of musical perfection.This album isn’t just heard; it’s felt – in every nerve, every heartbeat. It’s like discovering a new color, a new dimension. You'll find yourself listening to it loud in quiet, dark rooms, letting the complex tapestry of sounds enfold you, transport you to realms you never imagined.In 'Take Me Back To Eden', Sleep Token hasn’t just created an album; they've crafted a new mythos, a sonic odyssey that redefines not just music, but existence itself. It's a journey through the heart of darkness into a universe of light, a journey that leaves you reborn.Forget every music review you’ve read. This album isn’t just a masterpiece; it's a cosmic event. Buy it, experience it, and let it transform you. This isn't just the best album of the last decade; it’s a new chapter in the story of music.

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Bought this for my daughter’s birthday. She likes it and listens to it all the time.