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1. We Stand Tall
2. Voices
3. Force: Continuum
4. Dawn Of A New Day
5. Self Reflections
6. Nothing Set In Stone
7. Ring Of Terror
8. Stolen Identity
9. Control Through Deception
10. Perception Of The Ignorant
13 lashes have released their debut self titled album. This album shows the band in a metal light where you would typically call it dirty and grungy metal. When you first listen to this album, you get the sense that this album is your very stereotypical metal and metal band. They do have solos and decent guitar work in spots, but the generic screamed vocals certainly need some work here. With the recording of the album, this album could also use some work with the recording and the vocals, plus the lyrics seem to need some reworking too. However their instrumentation does have glimpses of decent work here. This album doesn't have one song you should listen to over the others, they are all pretty generic when it comes to metal, so just click on one and see what you think. Overall, this band needs a bunch of work and with some progression and tweaking of what they are doing so that it isn't so generic would make them a lot better. They do have spots of hope though, so don't totally count them out. They have since called it quits (R.I.P.)
2. Voices
3. Force: Continuum
4. Dawn Of A New Day
5. Self Reflections
6. Nothing Set In Stone
7. Ring Of Terror
8. Stolen Identity
9. Control Through Deception
10. Perception Of The Ignorant
13 lashes have released their debut self titled album. This album shows the band in a metal light where you would typically call it dirty and grungy metal. When you first listen to this album, you get the sense that this album is your very stereotypical metal and metal band. They do have solos and decent guitar work in spots, but the generic screamed vocals certainly need some work here. With the recording of the album, this album could also use some work with the recording and the vocals, plus the lyrics seem to need some reworking too. However their instrumentation does have glimpses of decent work here. This album doesn't have one song you should listen to over the others, they are all pretty generic when it comes to metal, so just click on one and see what you think. Overall, this band needs a bunch of work and with some progression and tweaking of what they are doing so that it isn't so generic would make them a lot better. They do have spots of hope though, so don't totally count them out. They have since called it quits (R.I.P.)
Genre: Metal/Heavy Metal/Rock
Release Date: February 25th, 2010
Release Date: February 25th, 2010
Location: London, Ontario
Label: None
Label: None
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