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Better Lovers – Highly Irresponsible | Album Review

The full length debut from Better Lovers who showcase everything that is beautifully chaotic. The combination of so many great bands forming a true supergroup doesn’t lead to egos trying to outshine each other here, but rather a group of slightly sinister musicians knowing how to bring destruction in the best way. The riffs and guitar work are instantly infectious. Greg’s vocals are as powerful as ever while still sounding fresh. Shades of hardcore, mathcore, metalcore, punk, it’s all infused together and present regardless of the pace. A song like “Everything Was Put Here For Me” gets increasingly aggressive while “Love As An Act Of Rebellion” has a strong groove throughout. Both styles work perfectly. It would be highly irresponsible not to check out Better Lovers. I will not apologize for that line because it was put here for me. 8/10.

Best Tracks:
“Everything Was Put Here For Me”
“Love As An Act Of Rebellion”

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“Better Lovers, a band comprising alumni from influential groups like The Dillinger Escape Plan and Every Time I Die, is set to make a significant impact with their highly anticipated debut album, “Highly Irresponsible.” Scheduled for release on October 25, 2024, this album promises to deliver the intense, energetic sound that fans of metalcore and hardcore punk have come to expect from these veteran musicians. “Highly Irresponsible” is a culmination of the band’s unique blend of technical proficiency and raw emotional intensity, making it a must-listen for enthusiasts of the genre. With pre-orders already available, music lovers can anticipate an album that stays true to the characteristics that have made Better Lovers’ members cult stars in the music scene. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to experience the unbridled energy and musical prowess of Better Lovers’ latest release.” (Perplexity)