Music For The Massive Review

Released: Feb 10, 2004
Genre: Rock
Styles: Alternative Metal
Number Of Tracks: 12
Confusing records like Music for the Massive only further muddle a post-grunge/nu-metal movement already afflicted with the wheel-spinning doldrums.

Sound:	10
Lyrics:	8
Impression:	10
Overall rating:	9.7
Reviewer rating:	9.3
Users rating:	10
Votes:	3

overall: 9.3

Reviewed by: slippy456, on january 21, 2005

Sound: The sound of Apartment 26 is easily the most interesting parts of the album. It's a mix of hard rock punk techno occasional hardcore elements and swin-yey-swing. The band is a British band who is fronted by Biff Butler who is the son of Geezer for Ozzy Osbourne. // 10

Lyrics and Singing: The lyrics were so great. It's interesting how the lead singer can get some of the most obscure to work with each other and some of the choruses can't be understood. // 8

Impression: The most impressive songs on the album are well this is one of the few albums that I can listen too all the way through without skipping over songs. The only problem with the album is that it has 26 some odd tracks 13 of which are actual music theres like 13 track that are 3 seconds long all leading up to the final track. If your a fan of well just about any kind of rock you may find a good way to appriciate the album. // 10