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From: East Liverpool, OH
Sounds like: Hard Rock
"Against Mankind" sets the atmospheric tone early before breaking into some tremendous guitar work. The track really takes off and shoots for the moon with its crunch and melody. "Where Have The Times Gone" opens with melodic riffs that sucks in the listener with ease. It's a more laid back track but it wears its heart on its sleeve perfectly. The instrumentation later on in the track really takes things up a few notches. "Mister Magic" has shades of Disturbed as its ballad like tendencies are on full display. The Hard Rock sound combined with the melodic vocals makes it a can't miss track. "Cotton Candy" could be a Killswitch Engage b-side. The track is hard as nails and really shows its teeth with its edge and melody. "Thirteen" has some controlled chaos to it. It's methodical in its pacing and really shines bright in its intent and guitar work. "There For You" opens with a sound sample before transitioning into melody. The track is a nice companion track to "Thirteen" as it keeps things going nicely while advancing the Hard Rock sound a touch further. "Daddy" continues the Hard Rock crunch and guitar solos. The track is extremely solid and should be a fan favorite in no time. The title track is the closer and it really wraps things up nicely. The track lets loose and doesn't hold anything back. It's an awesome track to an extremely promosing album.
Verdict:
Memories of Sunday lay a solid Hard Rock foundation with its "Right Before Your Eyes" album.
