Hell Is in Your Head £38.97
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Senses Fail, the band that never fails to bring the angst-ridden emo vibes straight to our eardrums.
With their latest release, "Hell Is In Your Head," they continue to serve up the raw, emotional punch that we all know and love.
The pink vinyl edition adds a touch of whimsy to the darkness of their sound, while the white/heavy white splatter vinyl is a visual feast for the eyes.
It's like a midnight rave in vinyl form.
Lead vocalist Buddy Nielsen's haunting vocals cut through the cacophony of guitars and drums like a knife through butter, leaving us with a sense of unease and longing.
Tracks like "Wounds" and "New Heaven" hit you right in the feels, while "Death by Water" and "Haunted" will have you headbanging like there's no tomorrow.
Although Senses Fail may not be reinventing the wheel with this album, they are certainly reminding us why they've been a staple in the emo scene for over a decade.
So go ahead, grab a copy of this Ten Band One Cause release, pour yourself a glass of wine, and let the melancholic melodies wash over you like a warm embrace from an old friend.
You won't regret it.
With their latest release, "Hell Is In Your Head," they continue to serve up the raw, emotional punch that we all know and love.
The pink vinyl edition adds a touch of whimsy to the darkness of their sound, while the white/heavy white splatter vinyl is a visual feast for the eyes.
It's like a midnight rave in vinyl form.
Lead vocalist Buddy Nielsen's haunting vocals cut through the cacophony of guitars and drums like a knife through butter, leaving us with a sense of unease and longing.
Tracks like "Wounds" and "New Heaven" hit you right in the feels, while "Death by Water" and "Haunted" will have you headbanging like there's no tomorrow.
Although Senses Fail may not be reinventing the wheel with this album, they are certainly reminding us why they've been a staple in the emo scene for over a decade.
So go ahead, grab a copy of this Ten Band One Cause release, pour yourself a glass of wine, and let the melancholic melodies wash over you like a warm embrace from an old friend.
You won't regret it.