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Creep – Innerland (Album Review)
“Evil Resides”, the opening track, is a real great start to the album which makes you sit up and get excited about what’s to come. I love the sound and the raw vocals. “Time Frame” has a great sound a little like early Biohazard to me. “Razorblade” is similar although I don’t get the chorus, I feel that it sounds out of place. The next two tracks, “The Ire of Fire” and “Redemption”, are in the same vein more sounding a lot like old hardcore with some metalcore type choruses. “Never Defeated” is a weak ballad but “Forsaken” wakes you up again getting back to great riffs. I really enjoy the vocals on this track. Onto “A Lonely Star” and it’s follow-up “Sephirot” which are both great songs, but again I am struggling when it comes to the breakdown. “Self-Destruction and Stepping Stones” is a step up and most probably my favourite song from Innerland. I love the riffs in this great heavy song. “Out of Darkness” and “Red” finish the twelve song collection of Creep‘s Innerland off nicely. I like the sound that Creep are trying to achieve. They have great musicians and a strong vocalist but it’s the song structure that needs to be worked on and strengthened, especially the choruses, but that’s just my opinion. If I was to suggest Creep‘s Innerland to someone I would say it’s definitely worth a listen for those that like Biohazard and Machine Head at a push.
Mark 6.5 out of 10.
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