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https://www.europesays.com/pl/776538/ Burza po tańcu Izabeli Kuny. Widzowie krytykują oceny jury. „Hipokryzja” #bottomfeed_styl #Entertainment #iwona_pavlovic #izabela_kuna #julia_wieniawa #nat_styl #newsy #omp #phx #PL #Poland #Polish #Polska #Polski #rafal_maserak #Rozrywka #screening_general #taniec_z_gwiazdami #tomasz_wygoda
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Entheos – Empty on the Inside Review By OwlswaldEntheos is a band I’ve followed since their inception. After discovering drummer and multi-instrumentalist Navene Koperweis through his work with Animals as Leaders, I devoured the debut EP Primal (2015) and full-length Dark Future (2017). Then 2023’s Time Will Take Us All arrived and blew my doors off, showcasing just how far Koperweis and vocalist Chaney Crabb had come as a duo. As I gushed in the comments of Dolphin’s review, I think he underrated it.1 So, when I was elected to review Empty on the Inside, I felt a sense of trepidation. The pre-release tracks had already foreshadowed a dramatic change, and if the singles primed me for what was to come, seeing the label “alternative metal” staring back at me from the onesheet all but confirmed that I was in for something new and different.
On their fourth LP, Entheos indeed venture into the new and different, with an eye toward broadening their audience. A smoother, more vanilla approach supplants the group’s ghost-in-the-machine overt technicality and feels noticeably less distinctive. Things start out promising enough, as “Hell is a Part of Me” and “Call My Name” reintroduce listeners to Entheos’ trademark blend of technical death and deathcore. Navene Koperweis’ metronomic rhythms and snappy snarework underpin low-tuned drawls, distorted chugs and quick trem-picked bursts, keeping everything rigid and methodical while allowing flashes of technicality to break through. Chaney Crabb remains a supreme talent, shapeshifting on a dime between pig squeals (“Call My Name”), reptilian rasps (“Hell is a Part of Me”), and crestfallen cleans (“Hollow,” “Call My Name”). However, Crabb’s cleans are pushed to the forefront as they pursue mainstream appeal through melodic hooks on tracks like “Hollow” and “Empty on the Inside,” evoking a cross between Courtney LePlante (Spiritbox) and Eva Spence (Rolo Tomassi). Whereas 2024’s The End of Everything EP only hinted at this approach, Empty on the Inside dials it up to eleven.
Unfortunately, in their quest for broader appeal, Entheos have overshot the mark, stripping away much of what has historically made them so compelling in favor of formulaic songwriting that feels frustratingly bland. And while Empty on the Inside’s opening tracks largely hold their own,2 the cracks begin to show with “Golden Crown,” an alternative metal track drowned in genre trappings you’ve heard a million times before. Sporting a Deftones-esque feel, replete with a lurching, heavy rock groove and reverberated chord progressions, Crabb leverages her newfound ethereality to fuel mopey choruses about the burdens of love with a throaty roar that hits as shallow as the lyrics themselves. Few ideas feel particularly noteworthy or essential, and any hint of novelty quickly wears thin as Empty on the Inside veers in a completely different direction. Things continue to disintegrate as the album presses on. “Undone” is a ’90s industrial track that wouldn’t fly as a Nine Inch Nails B-side, while “Tomblight” revisits the same tropey territory as “Golden Crown” despite a solid—albeit brief—guest spot from Michael Lessard (The Contortionist).
The delicate acoustic ballad “Never Let Me Go” offers the most compelling contrast to Entheos’ typical tech-death approach. Crabb’s performance is convincing, even though it feels particularly out of place within the album. “Pale Faith” and “The Earth Will Move” offer a reminder of just how formidable Chaney can be, as she unleashes a barrage of reptilian rasps and ferocious screams alongside the occasional falsetto line. It’s a shame she doesn’t strike this balance more often across Empty on the Inside because she clearly demonstrates her growth as a vocalist. Koperweis, meanwhile, who has been vocal on Instagram about his commitment to natural drum performances without triggers,3 continues to anchor Entheos with his usual precision. His kit sounds terrific, providing a focal point amid the otherwise pedestrian guitar work, save for the occasional solo that injects some needed fireworks.
Empty on the Inside is disappointing not because of its desire for change, but because Entheos have abandoned many of the defining characteristics that originally made them a force to be reckoned with. It was only a matter of time before evolution occurred, but the direction they’ve chosen leaves a lot to be desired. Empty on the Inside resembles a collection of songs rather than a cohesive whole and feels like an ill-advised attempt to ride the Spiritbox wave, crossing too far into territory Entheos never needed to occupy. It’s a divisive shift that will likely bifurcate their fan base, potentially alienating longtime listeners while appealing to a much broader audience.
Rating: Disappointing
#20 #2026 #AlternativeMetal #AmericanMetal #AnimalsAsLeaders #DeathMetal #Deathcore #Deftones #EmptyOnTheInside #Entheos #MetalBladeRecords #NineInchNails #Oct26 #Review #Reviews #RoloTomassi #Spiritbox #TechnicalDeathMetal #TheContortionist
DR: 6 | Format Reviewed: 256 kbps mp3
Label: Metal Blade Records
Websites: entheosofficial.bandcamp.com | entheosofficial.com | facebook.com/entheosband
Releases Worldwide: October 23rd, 2026 -
If eMudhra created Deep Thought supercomputer
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A major tech books publisher is suggesting an AI summary on their learning platform.
What a disservice to their authors - one's writing is thrown into a "meat mincer" and spat out as a condensed slop.
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Interesting fact about Vietnam war: „the U.S. alone printed an estimated 10 billion propaganda leaflets”. That’s more than the world’s population. https://legalclarity.org/vietnam-war-propaganda-leaflets-ghost-tapes-and-psyop/#:~:text=the%20U.S.%20alone%20printed%20an%20estimated%2010%20billion%20propaganda%20leaflets
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Great addition for Nextcloud to have a lot of checks, including new Database checks. Very helpful!! (especially after an upgrade to database)
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> And so some of my very best engineers [said] „I want like a more interesting problem”. […] I only have suffering to offer, but this suffering will make […] the business succeed.
Source: https://newsletter.pragmaticengineer.com/p/the-revised-rules-of-engineering
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So, using an allegedly best in class coding agent to build, allegedly, best in class coding agent, only now figured out that GZIP in HTTP traffic is a good thing? https://aidailypost.com/news/claude-code-now-uses-34-year #ClaudeCode
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#Broncos RB Tyler Badie suffered broken thumb while pass protecting in 17-14 win over Seattle on Oct 15. Was placed today on injured reserve & must miss at least 4 games. Source said he likely would be available to return to play after those 4 but depends also on roster situation
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Notebook: #Broncos activate OLB Jonathon Cooper and RB Johan Coleman, put OLB Jonah Elliss and RB Tyler Badie on IR, elevate S Taylor Rapp, DB Sean Fresch/Penner Group becomes minority owners of Valencia CF/Alex Singleton fined. https://www.denvergazette.com/2026/10/24/broncos-activate-jonathon-cooper-jonah-coleman-to-face-cardinals/
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RE: https://sportsbots.xyz/users/christomasson/statuses/2113733429112246499
#Broncos make expected moves in activating Cooper and Coleman and putting Elliss on IR. Badie also to IR. And they elevate safety Taylor Rapp and Sean Fresch Jr. from practice squad as expected.
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NFL announces that #Broncos LB Alex Singleton fined $23,882 for unnecessary roughness for a hit on Seattle quarterback Sam Darnold in the final minute of Oct. 15 game vs. Seahawks after he released ball. Singleton was not penalized on the play. It was same play that Jonah Elliss suffered ankle injury.
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NFL Insider: Fullbacks have become scarce in NFL but #Broncos Adam Prentice presses on/Lawrence McCutcheon, who died Friday, was greatest NFL RB from a Colorado college (Colorado State) and a better pro than Floyd Little, who made Hall of Fame/And more: https://www.denvergazette.com/2026/10/24/fullbacks-scarce-but-broncos-adam-prentice-presses-on-nfl-insider/
