Specter At The Feast

Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - Specter At The Feast
Critic Score
Based on 21 reviews
2013 Ratings: #818 / 1100
User Score
Based on 52 ratings
2013 Ratings: #340
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CRITIC REVIEWS

80
Paste

At its best, Specter at the Feast is more than just vintage BRMC, with some of the more UK-indebted noise pop reaching impressive heights.

70
No Ripcord

With the exception of the more melodious tracks coming in pairs and slightly hindering the flow of an otherwise excellent album, Specter at the Feast is a very good effort from BRMC, and an example of the continued revitalization that started sometime around Leah Shapiro’s arrival to the band in 2008.

70
NME

This new record is far lusher and braver than anyone had any right to expect.

70
Drowned in Sound

Where Specter At The Feast really comes into its own is when Black Rebel Motorcycle Club push themselves to the very limit.

51
Pitchfork

The central weakness of Specter at the Feast is rather inexplicable: Its goodness is inversely proportional to its loudness.

50
musicOMH

Following personal trauma the band have retreated into what they know best. In that space they have made a patchy record that’s very much intended for loyal followers who have completely bought into their long established aesthetic.

50
Consequence of Sound

Call these cuts dark. Call them rockers. But they’re neither of these things when stacked against something much more simple and hard-hitting: sincerity.

50
DIY

Not a terrible album, just one lacking in inspiration.

Freddyarcade
70

Este álbum es un caos y algo loco musicalmente, no es un extraordinario álbum, pero hay canciones que me gustan de este álbum y no pararía de escuchar.

10

Favourite: Let The Day Begin

twwalter
63

Specter At The Fest, before I get any further, is the most expansive album BRMC has come out with since Howl. There are some elements of prog, punk, and a few gentle synths throughout the album, without it being too overpowering. Ultimately, there are a few decent blue collar rock songs that feel exhausted and jaded, which is the ultimate feeling this album evokes.

Favorite tracks: Let The Day Begin, Lullaby, Teenage Disease

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Track List

  1. Fire Walker
  2. Let The Day Begin
  3. Returning
  4. Lullaby
  5. Hate The Taste
  6. Rival
  7. Teenage Disease
  8. Some Kind of Ghost
  9. Sometimes The Light
  10. Funny Games
  11. Sell It
  12. Lose Yourself
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Added on: January 9, 2013