Presence Of Mind
Lost Week-End
- Style
- Hard-Rock
- Label
- Frontiers Records
- Year
- 2000
- Reviewed by
- Chris
/ 100
Killing songs: Holding On, Can You Believe
Well, two things really stroke me when I first got this CD. First
the artcover rules ! It's really original and it's about time people
use more digital / 3D images for metal as it really gives a futuristic
look and I quite like it. Second thing is the name of a band !?!
Why the hell call yourself Lost Week-End ? I mean I can really picture
myself coming at a CD shop in a bad mood and seeing Lost Week-End
... and perhaps think : "well my life sucks enough as it is
to screw my week-end on top of it !". I know it sounds crazy
and perhaps I'm the only one who thinks that :) ... anyway it's
not really important.
Now about the music, cause I bet it's what you guys want to know
about. Well, it's cute. I mean it's cute hard-rock with solid production
and strong powerful sound. I quite like it and the first song really
caught my attention. The keyboards is very present and used with
an excellent way as a piano in the background. The riffs and the
piano forms a successfull mariage and gives the first track a very
nice touch. The chorus it's unfortunately kinda classic, too classic.
That's too bad cause the piano touch is fantastic. Anyway, like
the title of this first song says : "Holding On"... so
that's what I decide to do.... let's see what's coming up now. The
rest of the album alternates from one hard-rock typical song to
another.
In the end this album is cute, like I said a couple of times already
:). Unfortunately originality is not really the strong point with
the exception of some moments...and it really feels like I heard
these songs before. Too bad cause talent is there, let's hope next
time it will contain more "Lost Week-End".