This act is being billed as a progressive rock band. I don’t get that at all. I mean, we’re pretty inclusive in what we put under prog here at MSJ, but I just can’t make the argument for that at all. The metal label fits better, but it’s not a perfect fit either. Still, it’s close enough that we’re going to put this there. Overall, this is closer to a pop rock sound. It’s got some particularly catchy songs. As metal, it comes in closer to the nu-metal pop based end of the spectrum. All that categorization aside, this female fronted act is quite good.

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Powering in hard edged and furious, this is melodic metal that really rocks. I love the female vocal performance here and there are some great instrumental and vocal hooks built into this thing. The guitar has a great sound, too.