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 BLISSKRIEG Remedy By Kelley Simms, Contributor Friday, February 19, 2021 @ 8:10 AM
Album opener and first single/video “Inside Me” begins with soaring and uplifting a cappella vocal harmonies, followed by pulsating guitar melodies and a solid hard-driving rhythm section. It’s probably the band’s most definitive track on the entire record and sets the tone for what’s next. “Parasitic” follows it with an engaging and melodic acoustic guitar intro and soaring vocals, which contains a massive radio-friendly/commercial edge, while the groovy, ALTER BRIDGE-esque “Take It Back” has the same modern rock appeal.
Fans of BLISSKRIEG’s members’ previous bands or modern/active rock in general will be highly pleased with Remedy, as it’s a surprisingly diverse album. After the disaster that was 2020, Remedy is a bright shining spot in 2021.
4.0 Out Of 5.0
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Carpenter’s vocals throughout the record has a warm vibrant tone to them, sometimes chiming in with a soulful, bluesy wail. Each track encourages massive sing-alongs on the catchy choruses, mostly due to the infectious, multi-layered vocal harmonies on tracks such as “Inside Me”, “Wherever You Go” and the title track. The dreamy “She Cries” and the bluesy “Destination Unknown” are highly infectious back-to-back ballads, while tracks “Rise and Fall”, “New Age” and “Waiting” contain groove-based rhythms with funky basslines, mesmerizing guitar melodies and engaging vocal harmonies.
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