Staring out the window of the almost empty appartment i can barely afford, drinking strong black coffee and spinning Burzum on the record player.

What a great sunday morning

Rae Morris really deserves some of that Carly Rae Jepsen love.

"Someone Out There" is a great record that isn't trying to be something it isn't and not really trying to push many musical boundries or mix in too many elements from other styles or genres, but instead has a keen focus on what works within the genre, and plays to the strengths that electropop offers. The lyrics are simple, but effective and with enough character, The song structures have enough progressions and diversity ... read more

A fun 37 minutes of classic heavy metal worship. Not all that speciel to me tho.

I really dig the synths. They are implemented quite successfully into the sound, and add a very sci-fi esque atmosphere to the record.

Nice Guitar work. The riffs are tasty and the solos bring home the bacon.

Not the biggest fan of the vocals. The voice has grown on me, but there are certain moments on the album where i don't think the production surrounding the vocals are really helping the record.

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Poopy

The hard clash of pop, electronic and metal makes some truly ugly car crashes. Oversaturated production makes the guitars loose all grit, the agressive nature of the music with the "cute" vocals and pop flairs are just a mess. "Concrete" being the worst offender to me. Genres aren't done justice either. It's like a buffet of Sh*t. The average Five Finger Death Punch Riff is more exiting than these.

And it's all too edgy and gimmicky for my taste.

I suppose can ... read more