marulisu

This album had a lot of texture. It lingers on the lighter side of the spectrum mostly because of the synths and quitar parts. The drums seemed at times to be on point dynamic awesomeness and other times really boring drum machine type of stuff. The best parts in this album were transitions and how they were made. Loads of creative ways.

Slack was the best track, because there were great bass, drum and quitar interplay going on. It also builds up nicely in the end.

I feel like they were ... read more

Yes, I am one of those Metallica listeners who only loves their big hits. Enter Sandman was my gateway to them. I dabbeled into their thrash albums and I could not stand them. After a while I feel like if I hear another rif my ears a starting to bleed.

There is trases of those albums in here, but they are more contained, controlled and focused. I can hear emotion and those riffs elevate that emotion. There are hooks, choruses, building up to things. I love it. I like when a song builds up in ... read more

This is an iconic album, but it is also a bridge album between an old the new. That same kind of albums can be found from The Beatles, The Who and Rolling Stones, but this probably was one of the first ones.

You can’t talk about the Beach Boys without mentioning those perfect harmonies. Those almost angelic harmonies are in the base of every song, and they are a constantly heard through their work. They blend well in the songs and give them nice full sound and works as one type of ... read more

This album is close to greatness. I really love the basic sound of the band. Drummer is on point. Bass, guitar and drummer play together well, and I love the lead singer’s voice. Synth sounds excellent and it is really the selling point of the band. Something that makes it unique. For me because of the singers voice the music sounds at times like R.E.M combined with synth and bit of Coldplay on the mix.
I think the track Lilac has a good balance and structure. It also has a good chorus. ... read more