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Title: A very pleasently surprising sophmore effort
Review: Dope arrived on the metal scene in 1999 with their less than stellar debut "Felons & Revolutionaries" and received mixed reviews and feelings at a time when Korn and Limp Bizkit rule what the teenieboppers call metal, and what real metalheads call trend metal. What frontman Edsel Dope's biggest problem on their debut album was he had a Marilyn Manson persona that could really get on your nerves, and on Dope's new release "Life", Edsel seems to have dropped it for the most part, and what we have here is a lot less nu-metal/trend metal, and a lot more REAL metal. Of all the bands who say they get more melodic on their new albums, Dope is one of the few that actually know what that means, there is a lot of melody here that doesn't get lost in the ensuing musical mayhem. Songs like "Now or Never" and "Die (...) Die" are instantly disposable, but the rest of the album is a blast. Hats off to Dope for putting together a surprisingly good album.
