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AZUSA's latest offering, "Loop of Yesterdays," is a mind-bending journey through the chaotic realms of progressive metal and hardcore punk.
This album is like a rollercoaster ride that takes you through twists and turns, leaving you exhilarated and slightly queasy at the end.
The driving force behind this album is the powerhouse vocals of Eleni Zafiriadou, whose screams could shatter glass and whose clean vocals soar to dizzying heights.
Meanwhile, the guitar work of Liam Wilson and Christer Espevoll is a frenetic flurry of riffs and solos that will leave you breathless.
Tracks like "Memories of an Old Emotion" and "Kill/Destroy" showcase the band's ability to seamlessly blend aggression with melody, making for an intense listening experience.
The production on this album is top-notch, with every instrument shining through in the mix.
However, "Loop of Yesterdays" does have its shortcomings.
Some tracks can feel a bit repetitive, and the album as a whole lacks a sense of cohesion.
But if you're in the mood for some ear-splitting, face-melting metal, then AZUSA has got you covered.
Overall, "Loop of Yesterdays" is a wild and exhilarating ride that will leave you wanting more.
AZUSA may not reinvent the wheel with this album, but they sure know how to make it spin in all the right directions.
Hop on board and enjoy the madness.
This album is like a rollercoaster ride that takes you through twists and turns, leaving you exhilarated and slightly queasy at the end.
The driving force behind this album is the powerhouse vocals of Eleni Zafiriadou, whose screams could shatter glass and whose clean vocals soar to dizzying heights.
Meanwhile, the guitar work of Liam Wilson and Christer Espevoll is a frenetic flurry of riffs and solos that will leave you breathless.
Tracks like "Memories of an Old Emotion" and "Kill/Destroy" showcase the band's ability to seamlessly blend aggression with melody, making for an intense listening experience.
The production on this album is top-notch, with every instrument shining through in the mix.
However, "Loop of Yesterdays" does have its shortcomings.
Some tracks can feel a bit repetitive, and the album as a whole lacks a sense of cohesion.
But if you're in the mood for some ear-splitting, face-melting metal, then AZUSA has got you covered.
Overall, "Loop of Yesterdays" is a wild and exhilarating ride that will leave you wanting more.
AZUSA may not reinvent the wheel with this album, but they sure know how to make it spin in all the right directions.
Hop on board and enjoy the madness.