18 Visions
Obsessions (Epic Records 2004)
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So, not being the biggest,
18 Visions has only lead me to hear their first offering, ("Until
The Ink Runs Out") and a B-sides album, which seems to be a big
departure from what they are doing here on "Obsession". Alot
isn't the right word to explain the amount of screaming and
yelling that is missing here from the earlier releases. But, I
will say the singing and song craft fit a lot better than their
earlier attempts at being hardXcore. One bad point about this
album is 18 Visions try of crafting the single which every song
seems to be written for, so the album as a whole kinda runs
together. But songs on their own are quality, you just have to
shift thru and find the ones you like.
Reviewed by: Godawfulcommiepigfuckingbastards
Album Rating:
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So, not being the biggest,
18 Visions has only lead me to hear their first offering, ("Until
The Ink Runs Out") and a B-sides album, which seems to be a big
departure from what they are doing here on "Obsession". Alot
isn't the right word to explain the amount of screaming and
yelling that is missing here from the earlier releases. But, I
will say the singing and song craft fit a lot better than their
earlier attempts at being hardXcore. One bad point about this
album is 18 Visions try of crafting the single which every song
seems to be written for, so the album as a whole kinda runs
together. But songs on their own are quality, you just have to
shift thru and find the ones you like.
Reviewed by: Godawfulcommiepigfuckingbastards
Album Rating:
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