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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
I've been a fan of the crystal method for a while now, and have never been disappointed by any of their albums - particularly Vegas and Community Service II. Divided by Night carries on from Legion of Boom, mixing big bass lines with raw vocals and some brilliant old school mixes (Rage Against the Machine for instance).
Awesome album, diverse throughout and not a track i've wanted to skip. Big beats and bigger bass, well worth it!
Awesome album, diverse throughout and not a track i've wanted to skip. Big beats and bigger bass, well worth it!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:MP3 Download
great albumn. if you're a fan, you won't be dissapointed - still rate tweekend, community service & legion of boom as they're best - get them first.
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
If you are releasing a follow-up album, there are two things you should be aiming for - continuity or quality. With Crystal Method's fourth full-length studio album (not counting their "Drive" compilation or the "London" soundtrack) they clearly missed both.
The album takes what feels like endless minutes to finally shift into a higher gear, but unfortunately faster doesn't equal better. Some of the tracks suffer from the same problem "Legion Of Boom" did, as they sound like there wasn't time for proper mixing and mastering once the tracks had been wrapped up. Others are just plain bad.
While "Legion Of Boom" was still acceptable, 2007's "Drive" showed that Ken and Scott still could deliver a good punch, but for me "Divided By Night" marks a new low point in their discography.
The album takes what feels like endless minutes to finally shift into a higher gear, but unfortunately faster doesn't equal better. Some of the tracks suffer from the same problem "Legion Of Boom" did, as they sound like there wasn't time for proper mixing and mastering once the tracks had been wrapped up. Others are just plain bad.
While "Legion Of Boom" was still acceptable, 2007's "Drive" showed that Ken and Scott still could deliver a good punch, but for me "Divided By Night" marks a new low point in their discography.
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