Ninth

Yet again The Gazette wow me. In my humble opinion, The Gazette I'd the greatest and most talented and consistent rock band in this generation.Dogma was my favorite and in my opinion, their best album but this is a close second. They infused elements of Dogma with their old way of making music and albums. They have come back refreshed and have found their new style and it works brilliantly.Fellow Gazette fans, they did it yet again so there is no need to worry about this album. Yes it is less hard and angry than Dogma but this album has it's own passion, rythum and yes some anger to it. There is one ballad but I do enjoy it. The only negative thing in my opinion is the last song should be in the middle of the album while the second to last song closes it out. That's literally the only negative I have for this album.The Gazette are back and are still the best so support them!!!

The GazettE does it again! I've been a fan of theirs for years, and my favorite albums so far are "Beautiful Deformity" and "Dogma." The GazettE never ceases to amaze me with every single, and every album they release.What Dogma didn't have, is brought into this album. Dogma was a very angry album, and I loved it, but this has even more to it. It's less angry, but is kind of a mixture between Dogma and singles like Ugly & Undying, with their past albums. It's a one of a kind album, that I've listened to 5 times in full already.I hope they do a US tour sometime soon, because it would be even more amazing to hear them live!

The Gazette is the best Heavy Metal band from Japan and this album cements that. This is, in my opinion their best album ever, just slightly beating out their last offering Dogma. The bass player, Reita, is one of the best around and the overall sound of the band is tighter than ever with great song writing. If this isn't the best album of the year it is in the top 3 for sure. There is hard driving sounds with deep bass like in Ninth Odd Smell, Gush and Abhor God along with more melodic and beautiful sounds on this offering like Sonoke Wa Moroku which may be the most beautiful song to come out in 2018. Ruki does a terrific job on both the deep growls as well as the softer soothing voice he has. Addicting, this will have you wanting to listen over and over. No need to skip any songs on this one.

Another amazing album from the GazettE. If you thought any of their previous albums were their best work, this one will make you rethink that. Ninth is them harder, faster, and stronger. The album flows incredibly well, and ends on a strong note. The songs contained within have a good amount of both inter-track, and intra-track variety. Overall 5/5, great album. You've done it again, Gazette!Minor negative note: The pv mix of Falling is far superior to the Ninth mix.

Product arrived in perfect shape and in time. Reasonable price being an imprort.As for the music itself: couldn't be happier with the new sound the GazettE is experimenting with. Really heavy and melodic as its expected form them.

I will still give it 5 stars because I love the band and this album. Just a bit disappointed at how it arrived. I recently bought their Dogma album and the casing was also damaged.

Heavy and melodic and memorable. My favorite track is "The Mortal".

CD case was undamaged and arrived right on time. I'm very happy with it, thank you!