Sound Apocalypse
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Power Metal🎵 Tracklist:
Track 1: I Wrote On The Wall! Take That Society!
Track 2: It’s Okay… Probably
Track 3: What I Do When I Blackout Is None Of My Business
Track 4: You Can Paint Over Me But I’ll Still Be Here
Track 5: Silence Is Golden But… Duct Tape Is Silver
Track 6: I Wish I Brought A Life Vest
Track 7: Life Ain’t All Burritos & Strippers My Friend
Track 8: Beware Of Limbo Dancers
Track 9: Drunk Octopus Wants To Fight!
Track 10: Unacceptable
🎸 Album Review:
Suck Brick Kid’s latest offering, ‘The End Is What I Want’, is a raw and unapologetic exploration of life’s ups and downs, wrapped in a package of punk rock energy and introspective lyricism. With a tracklist that reads like a diary of a rebellious soul navigating the complexities of existence, this album is a rollercoaster ride of emotions and sonic intensity.
From the opening track, “I Wrote On The Wall! Take That Society!”, the album wastes no time in establishing its defiant tone. The aggressive guitar riffs and pounding drums set the stage for lead singer’s raw vocals, which carry a sense of urgency and defiance throughout the record. This defiant attitude is a recurring theme in tracks like “You Can Paint Over Me But I’ll Still Be Here” and “Unacceptable”, where the band’s rebellious spirit shines through.
While the album is unapologetically loud and in-your-face, there are moments of vulnerability and introspection that add depth to the overall sonic landscape. Tracks like “It’s Okay… Probably” and “Silence Is Golden But… Duct Tape Is Silver” showcase a more introspective side of the band, with poignant lyrics that touch on themes of self-doubt and inner struggles. These tracks provide a nice contrast to the more aggressive songs on the album, adding layers of complexity to the band’s sound.
Standout tracks on ‘The End Is What I Want’ include “Drunk Octopus Wants To Fight!” and “Beware Of Limbo Dancers”, which showcase Suck Brick Kid’s ability to blend catchy hooks with hard-hitting instrumentals. These tracks are sure to get listeners pumped up and ready to mosh, with their infectious energy and adrenaline-fueled choruses.
In comparison to Suck Brick Kid’s previous albums, ‘The End Is What I Want’ shows a clear evolution in the band’s sound and songwriting. While their earlier releases were more straightforward punk rock anthems, this album sees the band experimenting with different styles and pushing their creative boundaries. The result is a more dynamic and diverse collection of songs that showcase the band’s growth and maturity as musicians.
Overall, ‘The End Is What I Want’ is a powerful and cathartic listening experience that will resonate with fans of punk rock and alternative music. With its blend of aggressive instrumentals, introspective lyrics, and infectious energy, this album solidifies Suck Brick Kid’s place in the punk rock scene and sets them apart as a band to watch. Whether you’re headbanging to the heavy riffs or reflecting on the poignant lyrics, this album offers something for everyone and is sure to leave a lasting impact on listeners.
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