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Eve half-dozen
Horrorscope

Release Date: 2000 | Tracklist

Eve half dozen � Horrorscope

Eve half-dozen are a LA-based three piece who are utterly unknown in the Uk (where I live) so this review will exist from an outsider�south perspective to an extent. They were signed while still in high schoolhouse and Horrorscope is their second of three albums.

The Band:

Max Collins � vocals, bass
Jon Siebels � guitar, vocals
Tony Fagenson � drums, vocals

Review:

Rescue is a great opener � fantastically catchy with interesting lyrics � �similar Jessica Rabbit, she collects bad habits, gets her drinks for gratuitous�. A good example of what to expect from the rest of anthology and definitely starts with a bang. Guaranteed to get stuck in your caput if you don�t listen to the rest of the insanely memorable melodies. However, Promise comes on side by side, which is one of the all-time songs on here and after a couple of listens becomes a perfect sing-along, leap around madly kinda vocal. Once once again, wonderful lyrics.

On The Roof is i of the best break-up songs I�ve heard in a while. Because information technology�south only from a 3rd-person perspective at that place is no temptation to go soppy on here, it�southward just as fast-paced as the first two tracks and has a lot of truthfulness to it. Nosotros then move on to a very vitriolic song Sunset Strip Bitch which despite the anger does not lose any of the wit and clarity Max Collins� lyrics have.

We so have the true ballad of the anthology � Here�s To The Nights. This is a superb song, melancholy just non depressing, boring but not tuneless, heartfelt but not overbearing. Fits into the rest of album really well but provides a necessary break. Album highlight beyond doubt. Very nice guitar work on hither besides.

Amphetamines is quite a manic vocal, not one of the best on here, but as every song is at a good standard it is still worth listening to. Enemy uses a combination of power chords and brusque, punchy vocals well to create the mood they want, throw in a very tuneful chorus and yous�ve got another great track. Nocturnal could probably practice with beingness taken downward a few bmps, but masterful lyrics make this vocal stand out but that niggling flake. Jet Pack is the second-slowest song on here, a overnice little ode to confusing friends. 1 of the best choruses here.

Nightmare is quite an odd song, but expert verses and intriguing lyrics ensure that by this stage of the album the slightly repetitive guitar and bass lines do not ruin the songs. Bang is a welcome change, quite a different sound from the balance of the album with a prissy ongoing theme virtually Thelma and Louise. Peradventure would be the chorus that will stay in your head once you lot�ve heard the whole anthology. A very nice clarification of the explosions that can occur when falling in dear. Daughter Eyes keeps up the slightly unlike feel the terminal section of the record has. A highly unproblematic melody, but Collins pulls information technology off. Possibly not the best rail to end on, but information technology certainly keeps the standard upwards. More of a solo here than on many of the tracks.

Track Picks:

Promise
On The Roof
Here�s To The Nights
Bang

Conclusion:

This is a great anthology, information technology�s consistently well written and catchy, and the lyrics are some of the all-time I�ve seen in a long while. There are no completely weak songs on this album, they would all get at least iii/5. The instrument playing is not inspired, but it�due south non bad either and it certainly suits the ring�s purpose. The singing is good, not nifty but fine to listen to. What actually makes this album is the quality of the melodies and the lyrics, every single song has brilliantly written verses and chorus, plus great lyrics every fourth dimension. Worth a listen for anyone who wants something fast and energetic or anyone who has an involvement in lyrics.

Overall Rating 4/v

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