Skyworld doesn't seem to have any tracks I've seriously fallen for though. It's certainly more enjoyable than Two steps from Heaven, which I found a bit too Hollywoodish and not very memorable. But I'm glad that the album isn't filled with it, as I'm sure it would become tiresome quickly.Īnyway, I like the Skyworld album. Though I'm sure alot of people would hate this stuff anyway irrespective of meme-effect. It has kinda become an internet meme to hate dubstep, just like it's also cool to hate Nickelback and Justin Bieber. Especially in light of the Skyworld release. In short: just buy Power of Darkness and Calamity and you'll miss some, but not much. (Deck the Halls with Blood is also worth listening to it's a song, but if you like the Nightmare Before Christmas you'll probably like it.) Everything after that is the best of the rest of the album, but not up to par with tracks they've released for Invincible and Archangel.

Hunter's Moon is old school TSFH action it's fun, but also shows how much their sound has evolved and progressed. Moving Shadows is another simple build, this time with electronics, strings and horns, but is once again very well done.

Calamity is a simple track, a build of strings and choir, but perfectly executed and catchy. Power of Darkness is one of my favorite tracks from their album of the same name. There are 48 tracks though, so there is still a very good album under all that: They've done so much more interesting stuff. Good for Halloween, not great for the rest of the year. My littly review-opinion of Halloween: releasing it was a nice gesture, but features some of their most run-of-the-mill effects music.

Two steps from hell blood glory