Las Vegas symphonic deathcore returns to ask the awkward question: how many choruses are you allowed to put in your blasphemy? Endless, second album on Century Media, collects 72/100 across six reviews — with a spread that tells the whole story: 9/10 from Spill Magazine, 2.5/5 from Angry Metal Guy. Blabbermouth (8/10) rules for the band: « a confident and classy stride forward ».
The believers’ consensus: Ricky Hoover and company have mastered their formula — massive orchestrations, unapologetic clean vocals, melodeath lines — and Distorted Sound (8/10) underlines the genuine darkness of the concept, born of a meditation on endless suffering. Kerrang! (3/5) grants « a strong continuation executed with vicious might and emotional weight », while still left wanting.
The opposite camp shows no mercy: for AMG this is an « infinitely better album » than its predecessor but one « made for adherents of the genre, and little else ». The public leans the same way, at 60/100. Translation: if chorus-driven deathcore makes your skin crawl, Endless won’t convert you — if you’re already in, feast away.