Hard rock that with only three members sounds more fleshed out and full than bands with four or five. This is a step up in energy and execution from The Warning. Strong riffs and beats, no frills, and clean singing that flows well. Strong album opener in “Six Feet Deep” to set the mood with the thick riff and bass. The grit and tone is thick. Songs like “S!CK” to “Hell You Call A Dream” really have an attitude in the delivery and sound. The drum track especially stands out in moments with killer drumrolls and symbols throughout. There’s nothing truly genre-bending or redefining of rock, but I think by definition this is suppose to be standard, pure rock sound. The Warning succeeds at that. Monterrey, Mexico delivered a young band that is improving with each album and now are feeding us with something solid.
“The Warning, a dynamic trio of sisters from Mexico, is making waves in the rock music scene with their latest album “Keep Me Fed,” set to release on June 28, 2024, via LAVA/Republic Records. This highly anticipated fourth studio album showcases the band’s evolution, blending their signature hard rock sound with universally catchy hooks and exploring new musical territories. The Warning’s journey from viral teenage prodigies to touring with rock giants like Muse, Foo Fighters, and Guns N’ Roses has solidified their position as rising stars in the industry. “Keep Me Fed” features 12 tracks, including standout songs like “Six Feet Deep,” “S!CK,” and “Apologize,” which demonstrate the band’s growth and versatility. With their powerful performances and dedication to their craft, The Warning continues to captivate audiences worldwide, making “Keep Me Fed” a must-listen for rock enthusiasts and new fans alike.” (Perplexity)
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The Warning Keep Me Fed Album Review
