THIS IS A PART 2! PART 1 LINK IS AT THE BOTTOM! Text is here because I got tired of typing within sprites. Remember that these ranking are comparative to each other, otherwise these would all be 4s and 5s. 10. One Way - 4/5 This song is catchy and has a unique and recognizable tune. It has some incredible vocals that perfectly fit the song and it all just sounds incredible. It's a bit repetitive perhaps, but it continues to mix it up with new sections followed by the chorus. Honestly, the only thing holding this back is the clip from Josh talking about One Way leading into Days Lie Dormant, which sounds great in the context of the original album but makes listening to the song on it's own a bit less appealing. 11. Days Lie Dormant - 5/5 Days Lie Dormant is the reason I ended up listening to Breach after being put off by City Walls and RAWFEAR, since I was only a casual fan of TOP at the time, and both of these songs were so different from anything I'd heard before. Because of this, it remains one of my favorites despite how comparatively ordinary it is. Besides, it's catchy, and I like catchy songs. Is it the best songs TOP has ever written. No. But it's a song that combines the best parts of Scaled and Icy and Breach together to create a fun song that's easy to listen to. It reminds me of Ride actually. Enough said, hopefully I've defended my ranking of this song. Moving on to Tally. 12. Tally - 5/5 This song is just amazing in every way. The verses are varied while remaining similar enough to feel like the same song, and the chorus ties it all together nicely. The ending ramps up the intensity and leaves the song feeling complete. There's not much to say about this track, it's distinct enough from the rest of the album to make it an enjoyable listen even despite it's placement near the ending of the album, and it feels like the climax of Breach musically. 13. Intentions - 1/5 This song is fine. It's a slow and soulful song that contrasts with the album well and fills a similar role to songs like Redecorate and Paladin Strait, being slow and providing a conclusion to their respective albums. However, this song just feels too slow to me, lacking any variation or real emotion. Despite how unique it is, it ends up feeling more like a filler track than anything else due to how boring it is in comparison to the rest of the album, which is more fast-paced. Part 1: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1305731972/
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