Review Summary: Same old Rise.. different 'new' band... blah
"Misunderstood.. We are all misunderstood..."
Another high pitched post-hardcore vocalist sings in a sea of other swimming fangirl sensations such as 'Craig Owens' or 'Johnny Craig'.. Surprised yet? How could you be? After all... this is Rise Records.. and if you haven't spent enough time with this genre to recognize the label that capitalizes on this material.. well.. welcome to the epitome..
No, Tyler doesn't want to be tough, and he's gonna' make sure that you here him whine sure enough.. xD
Putting all jokes aside.. take this sort of over-produced breakdown abusive material...
Then add trendy electronics, at least one ballad, and a track featuring a female vocalist..
BOOM!
Next big money maker for teen-scene queens and post-emo boys alike.. Stock this baby in what's hot in the post hardcore section right next to I See Stars..
Nothing in this genre has any possibility of being original or unique.. and Tyler's boys know it..
Just hire the same producers of the same records that have been convincing kids to love the exact same song structures for decades...
Welcome to Issues first LP..
