Title: More hardcore emo from one of Canada's finest.
Review: One of the first things that caught my attention about Finger Eleven is the way they can blend Fear Factory type riffs with Our Lady Peace type vocals, and make it sound great! For fans of Tip, you might be expecting something that follows that style. But this album is sort of a change (not that that's bad). This album focuses more on the song writing other than how the music itself sounds. Which is why this cd falls short of perfect. Sometimes they try to sound too heavy with that emo edge and it just flat out falls face down. But a lot of the songs on here should satisfy whatever mood you're in. Either way, Finger Eleven should be able to find a place in everybody's CD player.
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