New Darling, old quality!

Even with in Infamous Motionless have their style changed significantly in White (compared with Creatures). One has gone away from the typical metalcore and has considerably more influence from other genres, such as Industrial or Alternative Metal permitted. Breakdowns were not as widely used and some songs had to do with metalcore rather little. But one should ever say a big praise, because experimentation is often thrown in the stocks. "No longer the same" or "This is no longer-onset -jeweilige band" then it echoes through the area. On Reincarnate this experiment has reached its peak and I have to say that the style of the first album not much left. One reason to rumzunörgeln? ....... Of course not.

The opener "Death March" has nothing to do with metalcore, except the fat Breakdwon end. Synths are in the foreground, the Schalgzeug stomping slowly in front of him and is processed electronically, the vocals are Marilyn Manson unreasonably distort and Screams there also (almost) do not. Dead As Fuck (imaginative title !!!) joins stylistically right next to a Death March, only that there is the pace a little faster.

Reincarnate and Puppets 3 then more reminiscent of the previous albums, but Puppets 3 through the harrowing guest vocals is partially made almost unanhörbar.

With Unstoppable and Contempress you doing tracks that build strongly on clean vocals. Although unusual, but works pretty well. While Unstoppable partially reminiscent of Disturbed, it seems to have abgeguckt at Contempress a little of Bring Me The Horizons Sempiternal.

Everybody Sells cocaine, Dark Passenger and Break The Cycle would have fit well on Infamous plan. There again more metalcore, although the Industrial Metal influence is very clear. Should praise you listen to at this point the synth's, absolutely terrific!
With Wasp also found Sine Matic 2 on the album, but the song needs damn long to ignite, since it pretty sluggish and "simple" comes along.

The biggest surprise is Lost Generation, which was seasoned with lots of Nu Metal for me. As a genre, it would probably be Nazi-Industrial Nu-Metal Core. Once again a sign that the Americans are always open to new ideas!
My personal highlight is Final Dictvm, a pure Industrial song that so wonderfully wicked sounds that did not stop one wants to hear.

The final song Carry The Torch, ultimately does not fit into the pattern of Reincarnate, because there are no Synth's. Instead, here you get flawless Metalcore. Had stylistically rather fitted on Atlas of Parkway Drive.

Conclusion: If you did not like Infamous to Reincarnate can probably save. The industrial impact takes quite clearly the upper hand. All others should strike, even if the disc probably needs a bit to ignite.
I speak great praise from it, to break new ground and take off from the metalcore pabulum, even though it may not please everyone.

8/10

Playing tips: Death March, Dark Passenger, Final Dictvm