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Track List
01) Meet My Maker
02) Right This Wrong
03) A Place Where There's No More Pain
04) Dead Speak Kindly
05) A New Low
06) World Gone Mad
07) Bag of Bones
08) Walking Catastrophe
09) Song for the Abused
10) Little Spots of You
01) Meet My Maker
02) Right This Wrong
03) A Place Where There's No More Pain
04) Dead Speak Kindly
05) A New Low
06) World Gone Mad
07) Bag of Bones
08) Walking Catastrophe
09) Song for the Abused
10) Little Spots of You
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2017
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"A Place Where There's No More Pain" is the fifth full length studio album from American alternative metal band Life of Agony, released April 28th, 2017 through Napalm Records.
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No More Pain sounds like a conventional hard rock record. The drums sound great, the bass is full, and the guitars cut just right without overpowering everything. Mina’s voice is also mixed well, retaining the spotlight but not sitting on top of the music. But there is one thing I do have to mention, and that’s Mina Caputo’s performance. As I stated above, Mina has never sounded this confident, this comfortable in her own skin, and it reflects positively in her performance. Don’t confuse that comfort with complacency, however (check out her impressive vocal range during “Walking Catastrophe” for proof). Her transition did her a world of good, and I want to applaud her for her bravery and performance. It takes some major guts to come out, especially in one of hardcore’s most influential bands, and she did it with ease and ferocity.
Reviewed by angrymetalguy.com.
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"A Place Where There's No More Pain" is the fifth full length studio album from American alternative metal band Life of Agony, released April 28th, 2017 through Napalm Records.
User Album Review
No More Pain sounds like a conventional hard rock record. The drums sound great, the bass is full, and the guitars cut just right without overpowering everything. Mina’s voice is also mixed well, retaining the spotlight but not sitting on top of the music. But there is one thing I do have to mention, and that’s Mina Caputo’s performance. As I stated above, Mina has never sounded this confident, this comfortable in her own skin, and it reflects positively in her performance. Don’t confuse that comfort with complacency, however (check out her impressive vocal range during “Walking Catastrophe” for proof). Her transition did her a world of good, and I want to applaud her for her bravery and performance. It takes some major guts to come out, especially in one of hardcore’s most influential bands, and she did it with ease and ferocity.
Reviewed by angrymetalguy.com.
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