Energy - Secrets Dead In Dreamland

Review by meira carla farhana lubis

Energy's latest album, Secrets Dead In Dreamland, is a powerful addition to their discography. The band's signature hardcore sound is present throughout the album, but there are also elements of punk and metal that give the songs a unique edge.

The album's opening track, "The Witching Hour," sets the tone with its driving rhythm and aggressive vocals. The lyrics are dark and introspective, touching on themes of isolation and despair. This mood is carried through the rest of the album, with tracks like "Dead In Dreamland" and "The Shape Retreats" showcasing the band's ability to create intense, atmospheric music.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "They," which features guest vocals from Jeremy Bolm of Touché Amoré. The song is a blistering critique of the current political climate, with lyrics that are both angry and poignant.

Summary by meira carla farhana lubis

Secrets Dead In Dreamland is a solid album from Energy. Fans of the band's previous work will not be disappointed, and newcomers to their music will find plenty to enjoy as well. The album is a testament to the band's talent and dedication to their craft, and is sure to be a favorite among fans of hardcore and punk music.