Made Out Of Babies - Trophy

Review by Jen Le

Trophy, the fourth studio album by Made Out Of Babies, is a stunning display of the band's unique blend of heavy metal and post-hardcore. Released in 2008, the album features ten tracks that showcase the band's ability to create intense, emotionally charged music that is both aggressive and haunting.

The album opens with "Cooker," a track that immediately sets the tone for what's to come. The song features heavy, distorted guitars and Julie Christmas' raw, powerful vocals. The lyrics deal with addiction and the struggle to overcome it, setting the stage for the album's themes of personal struggle and perseverance.

Other standout tracks on the album include "Grimace," which features a driving rhythm section and a catchy, anthemic chorus, and "Invisible Ink," which showcases the band's ability to create haunting, atmospheric music that is both beautiful and unsettling.

Summary by Jen Le

Trophy is a powerful, emotionally charged album that showcases Made Out Of Babies' unique sound and songwriting abilities. Fans of heavy music and post-hardcore will find much to appreciate here, while newcomers to the band will be drawn in by the raw intensity of the music and the emotional depth of the lyrics.