Language: English
Genre: Alternative Metal, Groove Metal
Label Number: EOM-CD-2153
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© 2011 eOne Music
AllMusic Review by James Christopher Monger
Canadian heavy metal goddesses Kittie have been kicking out a respectable racket of goth-tinged, nu-metal/groove-thrash/screamo records since their inception in 1996. The band’s sixth full-length outing, I’ve Failed You, sounds nearly interchangeable with their previous releases, which may provide solace for some of the quartet’s many fans, but will likely provide a whole lot of ammunition for their detractors. Of I've Failed You's 11 cuts, only the brooding, emotive, clean-voiced closer “Time Never Heals” and the apocalyptic, yet frustratingly empty two-part “Empires” feel like they’re trying to open the window a crack, allowing a wisp of melody to sneak in through all of the exiting smoke. Musical growth, while often rewarded, has never been a true requirement of the heavy metal genre, but not everyone can be Motörhead.
.FLAC via Florenfile
.AAC 256 kbps via Florenfile
© 2011 eOne Music
AllMusic Review by James Christopher Monger
Canadian heavy metal goddesses Kittie have been kicking out a respectable racket of goth-tinged, nu-metal/groove-thrash/screamo records since their inception in 1996. The band’s sixth full-length outing, I’ve Failed You, sounds nearly interchangeable with their previous releases, which may provide solace for some of the quartet’s many fans, but will likely provide a whole lot of ammunition for their detractors. Of I've Failed You's 11 cuts, only the brooding, emotive, clean-voiced closer “Time Never Heals” and the apocalyptic, yet frustratingly empty two-part “Empires” feel like they’re trying to open the window a crack, allowing a wisp of melody to sneak in through all of the exiting smoke. Musical growth, while often rewarded, has never been a true requirement of the heavy metal genre, but not everyone can be Motörhead.
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