Title: Pure BRMC
Product review: This album is not the departure that some listeners are alluding to. Granted, it's not as produced or noisy as their other records, but 'Howl' is pure BRMC. More than anything, this album echos previous material like "And I'm Aching" and "Shade of Blue" from "Take Them On," as well as "Too Real" from "BRMC", and the outstanding B-Sides "At My Door" and "Down Here." Their musical ingenuity and craftmanship really shine through, and being a long-time BRMC fan, the style of this album didn't surprise me much at all. It will take several more spins to really get the gist of its depth, but in the beginning this record excels as a very fresh rock alternative.
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