If you're like me, you often have to push really hard to motivate yourself to work out. After a long day of work, you need all the help you can get to manage getting off the couch and exercising (more work). This squeaky new album is just the remedy for such problem. You can now look forward to your routine knowing you have the perfect soundtrack for muscle development.
Harm's Way have been making waves in the hardcore/metalcore scene for a few years now; starting as a vaguely metallic Powerviolence band, and later as a typically "moshy" Metalcore band. This most recent album continues in that path, but now, I hear a significant Godflesh influence. There's even one song that uses a drum machine, very odd, but it doesn't suck. Aside from that, this is pretty straight-forward slow to mid-paced heaviness. The production here is great too; slick and punchy, reminding me of Dan Swano's work. Overall, this is just a great album to do strength training to, or to beat people that don't meet your elitist ideology.
yes, that's the singer, talk about tough-guy cred...
No comments:
Post a Comment