Constants, the Boston-based shoegaze/indie-metal band will be releasing their new album, “If Tomorrow The War” through Science of Silence Records on September 7. The vinyl will be limited to a run of 250 (125 Black/125 Translucent Red) with alternative artwork to its European counterpart.

Rating : 3.5/5

“A Determinism of Morality” is not bad. Not at all. It sounds completely and wholly like Rosetta. Every square milimeter of these songs is typical of their style. It just disappoints in comparison to their past, as they don’t quite execute the sound with the same fervor that you might expect them to. If you would like a recommendation of a good Rosetta album to start with, look earlier in their career. If you’re looking for good albums thusfar this year, look here. It may not be on any best of lists, but it certainly deserves a couple listens at the very least.

ROSETTA have posted a new track to their Myspace page, which has been fully revamped to accommodate the track and artwork from their highly-anticipated new full-length “A Determinism of Morality”, to be released on Translation Loss May 25th, 2010.

To be released via Translation Loss this July, “Ressentiment” is a concept record in which EAST OF THE WALL focus on a slightly different sound, integrating the use of vocals and an increased emphasis on sonic dissonance.