That's all killer, no filler
author: Rimas
One of the unique rock albums of XXI century. Based around the strong, ominous guitar riffs, powerfull drum rhytms, fat basslines and eerie vocal styling. Addicts Of Affliction mixed old school, Tony Iommi - like guitar riffs with new generation modern rock. Yes, it's a big influence from early Black Sabbath, we can hear it in songs like 'Save Me', 'Asylum Awaits', 'Untitled' and especially at the interlude from 'Me And You'. Other songs are blend of old and modern rock. It's funky bass driven 'Can We Believe Them?', with a deep existentialistic lyrics; dark, nostalgic 'Alone'; sing-along 'Crowded Rooms', with memorable guitar solo. Long live Addicts Of Affliction!
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HAVE WE FOUND THE NEXT SABBATH?
author: Toronto Review
From the opening drum riff of 'Save Me' to the very last note of 'Untitled', this album takes you on a journey through time to another place in rock history where guitar riffs were as memorable as the songs sung over them! Great Production value! Awesome songs with absolutely no filler!
Band claims their influences include Sabbath, not hard to believe, I think we may have found a new Sabbath in the Addicts Of Affliction. This band is going to stir some S***!
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HAVE WE FOUND THE NEXT SABBATH?
author: Toronto Review
From the opening drum riff of 'Save Me' to the very last note of 'Untitled', this album takes you on a journey through time to another place in rock history where guitar riffs were as memorable as the songs sung over them! Great Production value! Awesome songs with absolutely no filler!
Band claims their influences include Sabbath, not hard to believe, I think we may have found a new Sabbath in the Addicts Of Affliction. This band is going to stir some S***!
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Awesome!
author: Jerold
Metal riffs called back from an earlier time mixed with new generation hard rock. Lyrics are amazing and realistic! Would recommend!
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