Again, the title track is the one most at fault for this, as it's so ambiguous as to what Brink is trying to say due to the set of other songs about either being on equal level or being above her partner. The lyrics just lose their power when they're all about basically the same topic, but they gain some from being somewhat.uncomfortable, if, say, you're not into BDSM or misogyny. Which is great if she's trying to represent that (or if it's being satirical regarding how women might take after men that look down upon or loath them), but it loses legitimacy when the very next song completely spins this attitude around from submissive to dominating. The titular track is the worst offender (and might be the worst song on the album musically, too), with bland and repetitive lyrics that seem to be masochistic in nature. Good for her, but it results in almost all of the songs on Blood sounding like they're about sex.
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Unfortunately, it seems as if Brink has decided to embrace her status as a sex symbol full on instead of trying to fight it. So the vocals are still up to snuff, that's awesome. Her cleans tend to be tinged with melancholy, which can make them repetitive, but they're so well done that it's hard to dislike them. Moving onto the lyrics and vocals - Maria Brink has a very good, distinct voice, one that can switch from harshs to cleans at a moment's notice, and both sound appealing.
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"Adrenalize" is a good example of how heavy yet catchy they can go, and "Scarlet" might be one of my favorites, due to its repetitively addictive acoustic intro, plus some great cleans from Maria that lead into a burst of fury.before dulling back into quiet once more. Generally, their musical path on Blood is interesting and catches the attention. The drums are the same way - but unfortunately, there's very little bass that can be heard on the album, as is the case with more than a few metal bands. The riffs and solos aren't groundbreaking, but they're heavy, somewhat catchy, and should meet the standards of most metalheads. It creates a new, enjoyable sound, and it helps the instruments are as tight as they were on the previous album. It's not an exact comparison, but some similarities can be drawn, since Blood's electronics tend to lean towards the industrial stylings of Trent Reznor, Marilyn Manson, or Black Light Burns. Luckily, no signs of wub-wub, and it's telling that the iTunes bonus track is a cover of Nine Inch Nails' "Closer". Unsurprisingly, they're going down the path that many rock/metal bands seem to be (judging by a wide array of new releases) and incorporating some form of electronics. So going by that description, you can infer that In This Moment are probably going to try something new with this album as well. A full 360 later, A Star-Crossed Wasteland took them to their heaviest sound yet, with lots of well-done screaming and great instrumental work.
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The Dream took them in a completely singing-oriented direction (letting Brink flaunt her abilities) and incorporating a poppier style in, but still retaining a hard edge. On their debut Beautiful Tragedy, they were essentially the usual metalcore band, only standing out because of the talent of the members and Maria Brink's distinctive voice.
They do what so few bands seem to be able to do - adapt with each album so that they're not making the same damn thing over and over again, but not make it such a drastic departure that every fan stops trying to keep up with what they're doing. In This Moment is an interesting metal band. Back in 2021, he shouted out another one of her hit singles, “Look What You Made Me Do,” from her 2017 album, Reputation, though, at the time, some Swifties interpreted the tweet as him mocking the song.Review Summary: A somewhat bland album that's still a good headbanger. This isn’t the first time Hoppus has expressed his fandom toward Swift. With rolling percussion and electrifying guitars, Blink gave the song a special touch that would’ve made “We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together” as much as a bop had it been released in the early aughts. This cover came as the band was closing out a performance of their breakthrough single, “Dammit,” as singer Mark Hoppus smoothly transitioned into the Swift song. Turning one of Taylor Swift‘s signature songs into a pop-punk crossover banger, the band sang her 2012 hit, “We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together.” Over the course of the tour, they’ve played several fan favorites, as well as covers of other classics.ĭuring a stop at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit last night (May 9), the band played tribute to an artist who is also on a high-grossing tour of her own.
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The tour kicked off last Thursday (May 4) at the Xcel Energy Center in St. At long last, Blink-182 has finally kicked off their much-anticipated world tour.
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