Warpaint, produced by Mike Plotnikoff, opens with the mid-tempo title cut, which instantly lures the listener in this collection, and it immediately breaks into the aggressive “Right Now,” and they are able to breathe fresh life into Nine Inch Nails’ “Head Like a Hole” with their solid rendition.
Other stand-out tracks include the high-octane “Bent,” the unapologetic and uptempo “No Regrets.” Ironically enough, the ballad “Radio Song” is extremely radio friendly. They slow down the tempo on “The Alarm” and “Back Down” is reminiscent of an Alter Bridge tune, and that ought to be taken as a compliment.
After the melodic ballad “The Hunger,” their album closes on a spitfire note with “Closer” and “The Devil’s in the Details.”
Warpaint by Buckcherry is available on iTunes and Spotify.
The Verdict
Overall, Buckcherry is able to rock hard on their brand new studio offering, Warpaint. It is one of their most compelling albums to date, and it is recommended for fans or rock and hard rock music. Josh Todd’s voice is a true force to be reckoned with in the music business. The band is not afraid to be bold and vulnerable on this musical effort. This 12-track collection garners an A rating.
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