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Latest comment: 11 years ago by SilentDan297 in topic Truth Seekers review by Rocksound

Truth Seekers review by Rocksound

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Use this when you can, can be useful for the band musical style and if the album gets its own article it will also be useful there. I got this review from the latest issue of Rocksound Magazine - SilentDan (talk) 00:05, 5 March 2015 (UTC):Reply

ACODA [6/10]
TRUTH SEEKERS (Best Before records)

These Corby alt-metallers have returned with their second full-length album, and ‘Truth Seekers’ finds the four-piece on firm footing. This effort opts for a more progressive and subtle approach to the hardcore groove that preceded it, which gives these songs an air of maturity, even if it does slow the pace of the album significantly. With some chunky riffs dotted around and the raw power of harsh vocals mixing with the cleans, there’s a lot to admire here. Openers ‘Make It Up As You Go’ and ‘Whispers Like Roars’ kick off the album with some real promise, and that theme continues throughout.

FOR FANS OF: Mallory Knox, Blitz Kids, Polar

Writer: CHRIS CHANDLER

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References

  1. Chandler, Chris (April 2015). "ACODA 'Truth Seekers'". Rocksound. No. 198. Rocksound. Rocksound. Retrieved 5 March 2015.