This album’s pretty good and shows potential; that’s the long and short of it.
Torn Arteries is another helping of what the melodeath mainstay does well—no more, no less.
Despite missing some of its predecessor’s rough-and-ready charm, Any Shape You Take is a solid indie effort.
Injury Reserve pulled something of a masterpiece from a truly hellish year.
Montero‘s catchiness and candor is unmatched by a great deal of modern pop.
Screen Violence is a bit of a creative bounce-back for the trio.
Baby Keem clearly has it in him to produce great albums going forward, The Melodic Blue hopefully being a blueprint of sorts.
Star-Crossed is a mess all the way up to its mastering.
Though it doesn’t see him at his most conceptual, A Martyr’s Reward is an expectedly solid offering from Ka.
