Coricus
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I find the lack of lyrics a refreshing change of pace, actually. All the other bands have them and the shared kawaii-Innsmouth warbling is a massive contributor to everything feeling samey. Even Bottom Feeders feels like it takes a hit and starts losing it's identity when they kick in. Each instrument in Ink Theory kinda takes turns on it's own solos, it's just that the traditional Splatoon instruments take a backseat to the trumpet and piano. And funnily enough drum solos bore me the vast majority of the time, you really have to do something nontraditional with them to get my attention.Bottom Feeders is a change for the better if you ask me. I adore how they take the Celtic style of music and turn it into awesome punk rock songs. Ink Theory, like I said earlier, kinda bores me. No insane guitar riffs, no upbeat drum solos, and almost no lyrics. Then again, I remember hating Kraken up when I first played Splatoon 1 and now I love it. So I might like Ink Theory later, who knows?