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Reviews (3)
Devilution
d. 19. Nov. 2021
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Sebastian Taylor Bach
d. 19. Nov. 2021
"Så lykkedes det for Whitechapel. Efter tilløb med 'Mark of the Blade' (2016) og det halv-succesfulde forsøg på et elegant genreskift med 'The Valley' (2019), har Tennessee-sekstetten endelig held i sprøjten. 'Kin' er en helstøbt overgang og et endeligt farvel til den rene deathcore. I stedet står vi overfor et alternativt metal-band, der måske har den mest brutale, musikalske fortid i moderne musikhistorie".
Sonic Perspectives
d. 29. Oct. 2021
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Jonathan Smith (musikanmelder)
d. 29. Oct. 2021
"Continuing to forge a more expansive and atmospherically rich path within the deathcore paradigm, Knoxville natives Whitechapel deliver a measured and multifaceted sequel to the confessional narrative set to rage and despair that was 2019's The Valley".
Kerrang
d. 27. Oct. 2021
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Jake Richardson
d. 27. Oct. 2021
"A confident, slick and coherent album, Kin is a fine addition to the back-catalogue of one of metal's most cherished underdogs. The more experimental facets of the record don't land every time, but there are far more hits than misses, and the result is a strong LP that sees Whitechapel push deathcore's boundaries in a new and interesting direction".