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1. Combat Barbie
2. Summer Anthem
3. Anakin Skywalker Syndrome
4. Dancing In Fields
Blood Sugar Summer are a Doomwave band formed in the summer
of 2012 in Northumberland. Their lineup is comprised of Benjó James on vocals
and Jack Bateman on guitars. 'Doomwave Vol. 1' is their first release.
The first track, “Combat Barbie,” flowed well the way
everything was laid out and I also liked the ambient keyboard. I’m not too big
of a fan of the auto tuned vocals, I’m sure it’d be better without although I
guess it makes sense if being more on the industrial side. I especially enjoyed
the guitars on the next track, “Summer Anthem.” It’s very catchy, the vocals
are good, and it’s a really chilled out track. A very nerdy track follows with “Anakin
Skywalker Syndrome” and lyrics to go with the topic. The guitars are quite doom
influenced on this track the way they are done. The last track “Dancing In
Fields” had a great flow, with the ambient keyboards and old school feeling
guitars. It was definitely a great way to end this short but nice album.
This is a really great start for Blood Sugar Summer and they
have something good going for sure. My only complaint is that the vocals didn’t
feel very real with the auto tune and I’m curious as to how Benjó, their
vocalist, would sound without it. I personally think he would sound great without
it or at least a little lessened so you can actually hear the power of his voice. If you like industrialized metal than this is definitely something you
should give a listen.
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