Hey it's Zach with a review of Terror's new album "Keepers of Faith."
Ever-hyped front man Scott Vogel and the crew are back with their 5th studio album “Keepers of the Faith.”
It’s been a little less than two years since “The Damned, The Shamed” and as a die hard Terror fan, I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t getting impatient. This record was worth the wait. Terror truly captures the scene itself in this one: the gang vocals are done by 30 Terror fans (I envy them all) The riffs are heavier, and the solo’s are more numerous and every song delivers a chorus that’s going to give every fan in the venue the uncontrollable urge to walk across countless heads to scream into the mic.
If Terror graces a town near you with their presence, you make it your first priority to go. This album is going to bring about even more stage dives and pits than you would find at a Terror show before. In case it’s not clear, I’m still stoked off it. 5 well earned stars for this one.
It’s been a little less than two years since “The Damned, The Shamed” and as a die hard Terror fan, I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t getting impatient. This record was worth the wait. Terror truly captures the scene itself in this one: the gang vocals are done by 30 Terror fans (I envy them all) The riffs are heavier, and the solo’s are more numerous and every song delivers a chorus that’s going to give every fan in the venue the uncontrollable urge to walk across countless heads to scream into the mic.
If Terror graces a town near you with their presence, you make it your first priority to go. This album is going to bring about even more stage dives and pits than you would find at a Terror show before. In case it’s not clear, I’m still stoked off it. 5 well earned stars for this one.
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