Ninjakirbz

Going into this album I was a little apprehensive as a lot of classic "heavy metal" often doesn't work for me due to the theatrical vocals (I.e bands like rainbow). When the first song started I liked it but my fears did not dissipate as the track wasn't all too ambitious.

Beyond that initial hurdle, however, is a phenomenonal record. The vocals, while slightly over the top, convey such an intense power that is impossible to not be intoxicated by. The guitar works is super ... read more

Quite enjoyable avant-prog. The first 2 tracks are sorta folky and, while they contain some cool sounds and textures, they aren't particularly memorable. However the other tracks are sick, going into a much faster pace with a lot of noisy, chaotic moments I really enjoyed

Continues the style of Dancing in your head but with shorter tracks. The mixing is a bit weird but there's still a lot of cool, creative ideas here

Really pretty like her other music but with a lot of added textures that give it its own identity. Too many interludes though