This group is a gladly seen guest delivering felicitous releases of high quality since years. The Sick’s Sense is no exception and offers conveniently dark music and catchy ear candies.
The sixth album by artists round Michelle Darkness kicks off in cocky manner with the track Dead City Lights. Eminently the voice sounds more biting than it used to be, ere the dry as a bone rocking song Killhoney shows all notorious END OF GREEN trademarks: without warning the piece commences, dominated by Michelle’s dark voice. Relaxed grooving guitars are combined with driving drums during the refrain, Type O Negative atmosphere dances with dirty Rock’n’Roll attitude - a potential hit!
Later on, this tactic, namely to alternate calm staves with an angry refrain, is used again during Anthem For A New Wave successfully. Fortunately the musicians did not forget about very calm elements, but the speed is throttled marked rarely like in the past. Ballad-like tunes are only dominant during the wonderful composition Sunday Mourning. The album gets concluded by borne and very sad starting Bury Me Down (The End) – apart from that depressing sounds pulling you down to the ground (and below ;)) dominate, every now and then dissolved by moderately raging breakouts in vocal domain.
The Sick’s Sense is made for convenient evenings and laid-back hours aside from complex song structures or high speed metal. END OF GREEN play good music like usual, embossed by elegant and mellifluous vocals!