FutureStarr Review - Blazing #HitSingle by #Musiarte

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Abysmal is one of the band's best efforts yet, opening with two classic BDM tracks: "Receipt" and "Vlad, Son of the Dragon," setting an inviting pace for what will follow on this record. Since Everblack, they've added classical elements into their sound, giving it a more polished, refined sound and producing an album with less of a throwback feel than before but no decrease in compositional brilliance or shine whatsoever. Everblack had five or more songs that went over four minutes each, while this album's songs are much tighter and focused. Only two songs exceed four minutes here. This album also showcases more consistent songwriting from the band, keeping their iconic earworms front and center. Riffs are crisp, rhythms are tight and vocals are crystal clear - everything a listener could ask for from an album release. 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