The band has long stated that they wrote this record for one person, and while the hardships the lineup have endured are certainly no passing phase, Holy Hell is certainly a record that will appeal for the vast majority of the act’s fanbase. There isn’t anything here that fans of the last three records wouldn’t drool over, and many of the songs actually sound like b-sides from their prior release. While saying the album is more intense than Hollow Crown is a bold statement, it should be noted that the band is delivering their eighth full length and still sound as energized as ever.
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