Far Too Loud - Megaloud

Review by Steve Hulme

Megaloud, the latest album by Far Too Loud, is a high-octane ride through the world of bass-heavy electronic music. From start to finish, the album delivers a relentless barrage of pounding beats, distorted synths, and ear-splitting drops that are sure to get any party started.

The album kicks off with the title track, "Megaloud," which sets the tone for what's to come with its aggressive basslines and frenetic energy. From there, the album continues to build in intensity, with tracks like "Drop the Bomb" and "Play It Loud" delivering some of the heaviest drops on the album.

Despite its unrelenting energy, Megaloud also shows off Far Too Loud's versatility as a producer. Tracks like "Doomsday Machine" and "Planet Sick" incorporate elements of dubstep and glitch-hop, while "Lightbringer" and "Wormhole" showcase the producer's ability to craft intricate melodies and atmospheric soundscapes.

Summary by Steve Hulme

Megaloud is a must-listen for fans of bass music and electronic dance music in general. Far Too Loud has once again delivered an album that is sure to get the party started and keep it going all night long.