Customer Reviews

Seasons in the Size of Days

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Great hardcore/metal music. If you are an integrity fan you'll love this. It has new versions of Sarin from the split 7" with Psywarfare, and All Is Lost from Compilation for Atonement. Every song on here is good, and you can enjoy it the whole way through. The last song is a recording of the Jonestown mass suicide sermon, with some drums being player over it, and is kinda wierd because everyone you hear on that song is dead. Great dark CD.

With their second full-length record for Victory, Integrity upped the ante in the entire metalcore genre, and created a masterpiece of emotion, and experimentation.

The compositions are far more advanced than their debut Systems Overload, and the lyrical content isn't as "evil" as their Humanity Is The Devil EP, thus this is truly a groundbreaking release for the integrity camp.

The most chilling moment of this record is easily the 25+ minute 'Burning Flesh Children To Mist' an experimental composition highlighted by the entire suicide sermon of Jim Jones, known for the Jonestown ssuicide cult.

This record is not to be missed, or taken lightly.

This compact disk has not left my cd player since I bought it THE DAY IT CAME OUT!!! Don't waste time on other, lesser hardcore albums. This is the only album that fits the category HARD-CORE. Brutal in every sense of the word. Guaranteed to give those mainstream-metalheads nightmares for months.

If you like hardcore with a metal twist this is a pretty good cd. It's fast but you can definitely get the hardcore/punk feel it has. Words are hard to understand but that really doesn't matter. I give it two thumbs up.

This stuff is fast and heavy. Very easy to get into. If you like Blood for Blood, Earth Crisis, Hate Breed, or anything else heavy and screaming and something with great lyrics you cant understand, buy this great cd. One of the best albums ever.

This cleveland band is my best favorite.
I think these guys Know well their way ahead.
I like everthing about this album.
especially, mood. -dark but realistic.-

RAH RAH RAH! I love the seasons in the size of days! It feels right in my brain! I feel that everyone in America and Russia should be listening to INTEG when they are awake! It speaks to hell through the pain of hate and hurt! RAHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!

i am an Integrity fan but this albulm is not one of their best in fact it's their worst so don't get it get something else by them

One thing about hardcore bands trying to get into metal: why bother when the metal bands do it so much better? This album has a couple good riffs, but is mostly filler material with stinky 3rd grade guitar solos. Their previous album was better, in that it had more of a hardcore edge to it = uniqueness from metal.