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| | O God, The Aftermath | | | Music Artist : | | Norma Jean | | Music Style : | | Post Hardcore | | Record Label : | | Solid State Records | | Release Date : | | 2005-03-01 | | Store Price : | | $13.98 | | Artistopia's Price: $13.98 | | Usually ships in 24 hours | | |
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CD Tracks/Songs
Disc 11. Murderotica
2. Vertebraille
3. Bayonetwork
4. Dilemmachine
5. Coffinspire
6. Liarsenic
7. Disconnecktie
8. Absentimental
9. Charactarantula
10. Pretendeavor
11. Scientifiction
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Customer Reviews of This Album/CD |
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 Good Album Marred By Bad Production
Submitted on: 2009-03-17 |
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| I know this album was made to parallel the sound of We Are Romans by Botch, and the parallels are obvious, but there is no reason the production should suffer. OGTA could have easily been a 5-star album if it wasn't so overly saturated and crushed in the mix. The music is solid, albeit a bit repetitive, but that's really their shtick after all. More importantly, it's as aggressive as rabid dog leaping for your throat. Unfortunately, said dog is chained by the aforementioned problems. Shorten it up by a song or two, touch up the sound quality, and you have yourself a near perfect album. |
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 BRILLIANT Chaotic Hardcore
Submitted on: 2008-11-13 |
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What a great album! Every song is dripping with chainsaw guitars, furious vocals, pounding drums and deep hidden meaning. If you thing "Norma Jean" ended after Josh left... I feel sorry for you. Not only does Cory rip, but his voice does a lot of different things. For instance, he can sing, growl, yell, scream (in several octaves) and seems to have every bit the range and talent of Josh. (In fact, this album shows a LOT more maturity than Josh Scogin's new "Chariot" release, although that is quite tasty as well.)
If you like extreme music with a good message, buy this, listen, and be blown away by some seriously heavy mathcore. |
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 Was this band ever taught how to play?
Submitted on: 2008-02-24 |
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| I am a fan of metal, and really hard stuff but when i heard this bad it gave me a headache it sound like they are playing the gutiars with pick axes, my friend reffered them to me and like fool i bought it. Its just unorganized noise. Save yourself the money!! don't buy this. |
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Metalcore
Submitted on: 2007-01-02 |
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| sucks. If you like this album you are a poser. That means you think cradle of filth is black metal and slipknot is death metal. One guy I know that listens to norma jean, as i lay dying, and unearth, called me emo for listening to acid bath. How stupid can you be? You posers need to wise up and listen to real metal, such as Morbid Angel, Darkthrone, Amon Amarth, OLD Sepultura, and Dissection. |
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Lest you forgot what Botch sounded like...
Submitted on: 2006-12-30 |
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| When I first spun this CD in my car stereo the thing that immediately jumped into my mind is that this CD sounded more like Botch than anything I'd ever heard besides Botch. This isnt necessarily a bad thing though, I liked Botch a lot and this is a great CD nonetheless. O' God the Aftermath isnt as noisy as Norma Jean's past CD's and certainly nowhere near as noisy as Josh Scogins new band the Chariot, but still contains enough mathy riffs to satisfy any fan of your standard mathcore bands (Dillinger, Coalesce, Botch, ETID, etc) Overall definitely worth a listen. |
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