Dead Heavens - Away From The Speed

Review by Maurizio Foderà

Dead Heavens' latest album, Away From The Speed, is a departure from their previous works, and it's a welcome one. The album showcases the band's versatility and range, with tracks that are both heavy and introspective.

The opening track, "Adderall Highway," sets the tone for the album with its driving rhythm and catchy chorus. "Experience" and "The Moon Will Listen (But Not The Sun)" are slower, more contemplative tracks that showcase the band's songwriting skills.

"Feel Low" and "Born with a Lightning Hand" are two of the standout tracks on the album. They are both heavy and intense, with powerful guitar riffs and driving drums. The lyrics are dark and brooding, adding to the overall mood of the album.

Summary by Maurizio Foderà

Away From The Speed is a solid effort from Dead Heavens. It's clear that the band has put a lot of thought and effort into the album, and it shows in the quality of the songs. Fans of the band's previous works will not be disappointed, and those new to Dead Heavens will find a lot to love here.