Title: Make It a Double
Artist: Mower
Genre: Rock / Hardcore / Metal
Release Date: 28th July 2009
Label: Suburban Noize Records
Album Review
MOWER is San Diego's based powerhouse act some prefers calling "California's hardest working band"; they’ve been assaulting audience non-stop since their self-titled debut back in 2003. Now it being 7 years later, ‘Make It a Double’ comes back with a vengeance. When it comes to breaking down ‘Make It a Double’ you get thrown with a handful of tunes that leave this rotating ring in your ears that won't fade away so easily. ‘The Party’, ‘The Song We Don't Speak Of’, ‘Road Rage’ along with ‘Pieces’ and ‘Shut Up And Skate’ are just a handful of tunes you'll be banging your head too if not catching yourself singing right along.
MOWER presents themselves worthy of a challenge and this one being to creating an album worthy enough to listen through. On my behalf this album was a turnaround from their earlier works. Stepping it up to a whole another level completely from the instrumental proportions taken into effect you hear the rattling of the guitar solos which easily break on down into amazing riffs you definitely can get your groove on. Not to mention the vocals those are so crisp and clear and true to the rock and roll atmosphere, Mower has figured out how to do something right. Will you be the one to ‘Make It a Double’ instead of a single?
Tracklist
01. The Party
02. Wolves
03. The Start
04. Shneak
05. The Song We Don't Speak Of
06. Escaped
07. Sicko
08. Alien
09. Faded
10. Road Rage
11. Pieces
12. Undone
13. U Turn
14. Shut Up and Skate
15. Aliens (Hidden Bonus Track)
Line-up
Brian Sheerin
Dominic Moscatello
Chris McCredie
Greg Russel
Jessie Tate
Website
http://www.myspace.com/mower
Cover Picture
Rating
Music: 8
Sound: 8
Extras: -
Total: 8 / 10
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