Album Rating: 4.5

Right, so they look alike? Okay. Besides Escape The Fate's appearance I see nor hear no other association to the glam metal scene

of the 80's. I mean the 80's hair metal influence is barely recognisable, even if there is one... And for you to describe the

similarity between them morons and and Blessed By a Broken Heart as lying in their 'horrible melodic riffs' was vague to say the

least.



Basically, if you believe Blessed By a Broken Heart are comparable to Escape The Fate then you obviously haven't listened to

more than 5 seconds of either bands music (and I wouldnt blame you for not listening to Escape The Fate). Either that or you are

deaf.



Bottom line is, There is no such thing as 'glamcore'. Blessed By a Broken Heart are a metalcore band and Escape The Fate are a

post hardcore band. It really is as simple as that.

Metalcore + glam = glamcore
Posthardcore + glam = glamcore

Idk, i dont really give a shit, this shit sux.

It's a pretty fun album. Though I don't love it nearly as much as I used to...

Album Rating: 3.5

yeah haven't listened to this in ages. it's too bad, too. twas a pretty fun spin.

honestly, cant get into it, but not bad. just not my thing. pos'd btw good review

Album Rating: 3.5

understandable, i went and tried to listen to this again recently and found it to be much less enjoyable than i remember it being. haha.



thanks for checkin out my review though brochacho

really

uh oh dryden is gonna troll again, dammit!

Album Rating: 3.5

This is still pretty decent, they put on a ace live show though. Their new teaser sounds promising.

Album Rating: 3.5

On their Garth Richardson produced 2nd LP 'Pedal to the Metal', Montreal sextet Blessed By A Broken Heart significantly improve on their horrible debut album by incorporating strong glam-metal influences into their metalcore sound. Containing new vocalist Tony Gambino & some fantastic guitar-work from the Malmsteen worshipping Shred Sean, there are occasions when the mix is forced awkwardly (especially 'Doin It'), with the cheesy 80's synths often going overboard. Ultimately however, this energetic LP is just too fun & enjoyably tongue-in-cheek to dislike. Recommended Tracks: Blood On Your Hands, She Wolf, Move Your Body & Show Me What You Got.

Album Rating: 4.5

its great. Looking forward to the new one.

Metalcore + glam = Children of Bodom, apparently